Staff Writer
New Delhi: Suprajit Engineering has strengthened its position in the fast-evolving mobility landscape with a €1 million investment in Blubrake, the Italian company known for advanced braking systems for e-bikes and other light electric vehicles. The move reflects Suprajit’s growing focus on automotive safety technology and its ambition to expand deeper into the e-mobility segment.
According to the company, the investment is designed to reinforce its technological base and create openings in markets shifting rapidly toward electrification. Blubrake has earned recognition for its anti-lock braking systems built specifically for electric micro-mobility, a sector that continues to expand steadily across Europe and other regions.
For Suprajit, the deal marks a deliberate effort to diversify beyond traditional product lines and tap into high-growth areas shaped by new mobility trends. The company will hold a minority stake in Blubrake and gain a board observer seat following the investment, which was made at the same terms and valuation as Blubrake’s recent funding round.
The collaboration comes at a time when India is preparing to introduce a draft mandate on ABS for two-wheelers, released by the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways. The proposed regulations are expected to require ABS on most two-wheelers, creating a significant opportunity for Blubrake’s scalable, fully localised technology. Suprajit said ongoing joint development has progressed rapidly, with the India-ready product already undergoing internal validation. Akhilesh Rai noted that the investment reflects confidence in Blubrake’s patented system and the strength of its engineering team, adding that the partnership further deepens the companies’ global collaboration.
Blubrake founder and CEO Fabio Todeschini welcomed Suprajit as a shareholder, saying the partnership positions both companies to bring next-generation ABS solutions to the motorcycle market. He highlighted Suprajit’s automotive-grade production capabilities and its established customer network as key advantages in scaling the technology.
The investment comes at a moment when manufacturers worldwide are pushing to meet the rising demand for safer and more efficient electric vehicles. Analysts believe the partnership could lead to new braking solutions for a wider range of vehicle types, bolstering Suprajit’s competitiveness as mobility technology continues to evolve.
By backing Blubrake, Suprajit has placed itself in a strong position to benefit from innovations shaping the future of the automotive sector, particularly in Europe, where light electric mobility continues to gain traction. The collaboration is expected to support the company’s long-term strategy of staying ahead of technological shifts while expanding its global reach.
