Pioneer sets up new R&D centre in Bengaluru to power automotive innovation

Pioneer India, a subsidiary of Pioneer Corporation, has inaugurated a new Research & Development Center in Bengaluru, aimed at advancing automotive technology.

Pioneer India, a subsidiary of Pioneer Corporation, a global player in automotive electronics and mobility solutions, has set up its new Research & Development (R&D) Center in Bengaluru, India.

The Bengaluru R&D center will be working closely with Pioneer’s global network of R&D and engineering centres, focusing on developing solutions for Automotive Vision & Sensing Technologies (dash cams, digital mirrors, 360° vision, amongst other camera systems), Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), Digital Cockpit & Human-Machine Interfaces (HMI), Cloud-Connected Infotainment & Telematics, AI & Mobility Data Platforms, and Connected Solutions for Two-Wheelers (navigation displays, safety alerts, mobile integration, SOS features).

The centre will serve OEM, aftermarket, and B2B segments—including fleet operators and insurance providers—while also addressing the specific needs of Indian automotive manufacturers through faster development cycles and region-specific solutions.

“The launch of our Bengaluru R&D center represents a critical step in our global growth strategy,” said Shiro Yahara, President and CEO, Pioneer Corporation. “India’s deep talent pool and dynamic mobility ecosystem make it an ideal base to drive innovation across vision, connectivity, and intelligent systems for vehicles of all kinds.”

As part of its expansion strategy, Pioneer plans to hire across a wide range of engineering disciplines in India, including talent in embedded software, computer vision, cloud connectivity, mobile integration, and AI.

Pioneer India Electronics Pvt. Ltd., a subsidiary of Japan’s Pioneer Corporation, is a brand of in-car entertainment and mobility solutions.

Published on May 29, 2025

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