Six Sense Mobility raises Rs 44 Cr to expand manufacturing and automotive electronics capabilities
Six Sense Mobility will use the funds to expand manufacturing capacity through a new electronics facility in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, and accelerate research and development focused on automotive-grade systems.
IIT Delhi-incubated automotive technology startup Six Sense Mobility on Friday raised Rs 44 crore in a pre-Series A funding round led by investor Ashish Kacholia, with participation from existing backer Piper Serica Angel Fund, as it looks to scale manufacturing and deepen its product portfolio for vehicle electronics.
The startup will use the capital to expand manufacturing capacity through a new electronics facility in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, and accelerate research and development focused on automotive-grade systems. The plant is expected to support production of over one million units annually once operational.
Founded in 2022, Six Sense Mobility operates as a Tier I supplier developing in-house hardware, firmware, and software for connected and electronic vehicle systems. Its products include telematics control units and body control modules supplied to domestic vehicle manufacturers. The startup says it has deployed tens of thousands of devices across India and Europe and is working with automotive OEMs.
“We have demonstrated product maturity, strong customer adoption, and global readiness, with 25,000–30,000 devices already deployed across India and Europe. Backed by an order book exceeding Rs 160 crore, our customers have shown strong confidence in our design and manufacturing capabilities," said Sumit Roy, Co-founder and CEO of Six Sense Mobility, in a statement.
Commenting on the investment, Ashish Kacholia said, “Automotive electronics and software will define the next era of vehicle innovation. Six Sense Mobility’s execution speed, vertically integrated platform, and production-ready capabilities give them a strong edge in building enduring OEM partnerships.”
Ajay Modi, Investment Director at Piper Serica VC Fund, said, “From early pilots to scaled Tier-1 OEM deployments, Six Sense has built a credible, full-stack automotive electronics platform with strong product maturity and customer validation. Our follow-on investment reflects deep conviction in their ability to become a long-term technology partner to leading OEMs in India and globally.”
The startup is also positioning itself around emerging vehicle communication technologies.
Kapil Rao, Chief Technology Officer of Six Sense Mobility, said, “The Government of India’s vision to enhance road safety through vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) communication in new vehicles marks a critical step toward safer, smarter mobility. Six Sense Mobility already possesses the core technology and engineering capabilities required to design and manufacture V2V-enabled devices at scale, fully aligned with global standards and India’s localisation objectives. We are well-positioned to support this national initiative and partner with OEMs to translate the government’s vision into real-world impact.”
Six Sense Mobility previously raised pre-seed and seed funding rounds in 2023 and 2024, respectively. The company did not disclose its valuation following the latest investment.
Edited by Suman Singh