The Automotive Research Association of India (ARAI) celebrated its 58th annual day by showcasing its advancements in the mobility sector and commitment to safety, innovation, and sustainability in India. ARAI's new Mobility Research Centre in Takwe will feature state-of-the-art facilities including a hydrogen test facility, emphasizing their focus on emerging technologies. The centre's initiatives extend to safety measures such as establishing an advanced battery testing facility for electric vehicles to meet future standards. ARAI's projects cover a wide range from electric vehicles to alternative fuels like hydrogen, methanol, and biofuels. The organization's efforts also include skill development programs and collaborations with startups and MSMEs. Reji Mathai, the director of ARAI, highlighted their dedication to addressing the automotive industry's evolving needs and expanding services to aerospace and railway sectors. ARAI's journey from a testing agency to a technology research organization reflects its commitment to growth and innovation in the automotive field. With a focus on research and development, certification, and skill development, ARAI aims to promote safety and sustainability in the automotive sector by adhering to global standards and fostering innovation.