MANN+HUMMEL launches Global Technology & Innovation Center in Karnataka, strengthening India as a global hub for filtration innovation

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MANN+HUMMEL announced the launch of its new state-of-the-art Global Technology & Innovation Center in Tumkur, Karnataka, marking a significant milestone in its global growth strategy. Positioned as MANN+HUMMEL’s largest development centre outside Germany, the facility reinforces India’s role as a critical hub for engineering, innovation, and advanced filtration technologies.

The Tumkur facility is designed to accelerate global product development and customer-centric innovation by integrating advanced research labs, testing infrastructure, digital engineering, and data analytics under one roof. This unified approach supports next-generation filtration solutions across mobility, industrial applications, and clean air and water purification. As a global innovation engine, the centre will enable faster time-to-market and deeper collaboration with customers worldwide, leveraging India’s strong engineering ecosystem.

Speaking on the occasion, Hasmeet Kaur, President Transportation Division MANN+HUMMEL Group said, “The new Global Technology & Innovation Center in India marks a significant milestone in MANN+HUMMEL’s global innovation journey. India stands at the...

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