India's Apollo tires announced that it has appointed Seshu Bhagavathula as the new chief technology officer. He will lead all of the company's R&D, technology and design teams to develop new commercial vehicle and passenger car tire technologies.
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Seshu Bhagavathula recently served as the Vice President of R&D at Great Wall Motors. He was previously responsible for product integration and engineering process integration at Daimler. R&D, innovation and strategic decision-making are the core areas of knowledge of Seshu Bhagavathula.
Neeraj Kanwar, vice chairman and general manager of Apollo Tire, said: "Marketing and technology are the two key pillars supporting the company's next phase of growth. Seshu Bhagavathula not only has the rich experience of cross-regional collaboration that our company urgently needs, but also Providing technical solutions to our customers. Seshu Bhagavathula's appointment will further strengthen our leadership team and inject strong momentum into the company's growth."
Seshu Bhagavathula will be stationed at the research and development center of Apollo Tire in Enschede, the Netherlands. He said to the new position at Apollo Tire: "I am very pleased to be the chief technology officer of Apollo Tires and also to the company. The outlook is optimistic. We believe that the company can launch competitive products to meet the needs of customers around the world."
