ANURAG CHOPRA

B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering, VIT University, 2012 Trained in Electric Vehicle (EV) Technology and upcoming automotive advancements Key Achievements: Winner at Honda Vietnam Conference (2014) for cost reduction in manufacturing technology by eliminating Fe Sleeve from Low-Pressure Warm-up shots, leading to significant material savings. Winner at New Honda Circle (2016) for implementing low-cost automation in the Asia Oceania Block, optimizing production efficiency and reducing defects. TPM A Rank Certification for leading safety improvements at Genba, ensuring a safer and more efficient workplace through systematic improvements in Total Productive Maintenance (TPM). Led the development of engine maturation strategies, ensuring optimal engine performance by implementing rigorous drivability testing and NVH analysis. Managed chassis quality engineering by improving braking systems, fuel systems, and vehicle dynamics, enhancing overall safety, stability, and compliance with industry standards.

• Developed a cost-reduction technology eliminating Fe Sleeve from Low-Pressure Warm-up shots, presented at Honda Vietnam Conference.
• Represented HCIL-TKR in New Honda Circle (2016) for low-cost automation in Asia Oceania Block.
• Key contributor to Safety Improvement at Genba, securing TPM A Rank Certification.

• Exploring Emerging Automotive Technologies
• Reading Biographies & Fiction
• Playing Basketball & Football
• New Product Development & Innovation
• Travel & Engineering Exploration

Date of Birth: 10/04/90

B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering, VIT University, 2012, Electric Vehicle (EV) Technology, Upcoming automotive advancements, Winner at Honda Vietnam Conference, 2014, Cost reduction in manufacturing technology by eliminating Fe Sleeve from Low-Pressure Warm-up shots, leading to significant material savings., Winner at New Honda Circle, 2016, Implementing low-cost automation in the Asia Oceania Block, optimizing production efficiency and reducing defects., TPM A Rank Certification, Leading safety improvements at Genba, ensuring a safer and more efficient workplace through systematic improvements in Total Productive Maintenance (TPM).