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VECV MD & CEO Recognized as ‘CEO of the Year  Automotive, 2025’ by ET NOW Machinist

Mr. Vinod Aggarwal, Managing Director & CEO of VE Commercial Vehicles (VECV), has been honored with the prestigious ‘CEO of the Year  Automotive, 2025’ award by ET NOW Machinist, recognizing his exemplary leadership and outstanding contributions to the automotive sector.

Expressing his gratitude, Mr. Aggarwal stated, “It is a great honour to be recognized as the ‘CEO of the Year – Automotive, 2025’. I am truly humbled by the recognition. This award reflects the dedication and passion of the incredible team at VE Commercial Vehicles, with whom I’ve had the privilege of working over the years.”

He further acknowledged the unwavering support from customers, partners, and industry colleagues, emphasizing that their trust has been integral to the company’s continued growth and innovation.

Under Mr. Aggarwal’s leadership, VECV has emerged as a pioneer in advancing sustainable and smart mobility solutions in the commercial vehicle space. With a strong focus on digital transformation, fuel efficiency, and eco-friendly innovation, VECV is playing a vital role in shaping the future of mobility in India and beyond.

“The road ahead is exciting,” Mr. Aggarwal added. “We remain committed to transforming mobility through sustainable practices and intelligent transport solutions.”

The award underscores Mr. Aggarwal’s visionary approach and VECV’s strategic alignment with India’s evolving transportation needs, reinforcing its position as a leader in the automotive industry.

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