ZF CVCS To Develop ADAS To Leading Commercial Vehicle Manufacturers

ZF Commercial Vehicle Control Systems India Limited (CVCS) has received a business nomination from a major E‑Mobility commercial vehicle manufacturer in India. The project involves developing and calibrating an Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) suite that aligns with the upcoming Indian safety regulation, GSR 184e.

The company states that its ADAS solution is ready for the Indian market and has been certified by the Automotive Research Association of India (ARAI) for full compliance with the regulations. Designed with scalability in mind, the system currently supports SAE Level 2 automation. It has also been engineered to allow for higher levels of automation in the future, making it adaptable for global applications.

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This business nomination encompasses key ADAS components and systems specifically designed for coaches, heavy-duty trucks, and tractor-trailers, ensuring robust performance across a diverse range of commercial vehicle platforms.

Akash Passey, Chairman (Non-Executive Director), ZF Commercial Vehicle Control Systems India Limited, added that "ZF Group's commitment to safety and sustainability is seen in its products designed to address the ADAS regulatory framework in India. Our solutions are compliant and have also been proven under real-world conditions. As the country moves towards increasing automation and enhanced safety standards, we are ready with future-ready technologies that address the expectations of our OEM partners."

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Paramjit Singh Chadha, Managing Director, ZF Commercial Vehicle Control Systems India Limited, stated that "At ZF CVCS, our ADAS solutions are designed to enhance safety, reduce fatigue and support better decision-making. By ensuring that advanced safety systems more accessible and intuitive, we are helping drivers drive with greater confidence and comfort. This nomination reinforces our commitment to inclusive innovation and safer roads for everyone."

ZF's advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) have been tested extensively, covering over 3,00,000 km on Indian roads and an additional 65,000 km in collaboration with customers. This validation highlights the system's reliability in real-world driving conditions.

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The technology also meets all required Indian homologation standards. These include compliance with safety features such as advanced emergency braking, driver drowsiness and attention warning, blind spot detection for bicycles, moving-off information for pedestrians and cyclists, and lane departure warning systems.

Alongside regulatory approval, ZF's ADAS package is equipped with OnGuardMAX and short-range radar technology. Together, they deliver a suite of 16 advanced features, ranging from emergency braking and blind spot detection to driver attention monitoring and lane departure alerts, offering a comprehensive safety solution for modern vehicles.