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I have designed electric motors for years.Now I believe manufacturing matters even more.
India must build motors, not just buy. Agree? Manufacturing matters more than design A good motor design can still fail. Poor manufacturing reduces efficiency. Process capability decides consistency. Design and manufacturing must evolve together. India's EV market continues to grow rapidly. Localization now matters more than ever. Each machine controls a critical process. Engineers often don't realize the tolerances involved. Rotor concentricity. Air-gap control. Magnet posit
Murali krishna
Aug 31 min read


I think everyone is looking at the wrong number.486 Tesla sales don't define India's EV potential.
They only reflect Tesla's current strategy. Untapped manufacturing opportunity. Yes, Tesla sold just 486 cars in India. Yet it already sources ~$2 billion in Components from Indian suppliers. That tells a completely different story. Partnerships with Tata Group, Micron, and CG Semi are strengthening its supply chain. India is becoming a key alternative to China in global manufacturing. I believe India is more than ready for EV manufacturing because we have: ✅ A strong automot
Murali krishna
Jul 241 min read


₹3,800 crore investment in EVs Encouraging for India.But I have one concern.
EV funding is investors taught me something interesting. I hear three comments repeatedly. First, show stronger technology IP. Second, the market looks crowded. Third, return after customer orders. From my experience, investors prefer proven traction. We often evaluate deep-tech manufacturing using the Same lens as IT startups. Motor and battery companies need patient capital because product validation takes years, not months. Manufacturing know-how, process capability,
Murali krishna
Jul 91 min read
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