Schaeffler India Vehicle Lifetime Solutions revenue rises 67%

Schaeffler India Limited increased Vehicle Lifetime Solutions revenue to Rs 1,139.8 crore in CY25 from Rs 681.3 crore in CY23, a Rs 458.5 crore increase, after reaching Rs 1,016.3 crore in CY24. The presentation links the business to drive, engine and chassis solutions, repair-shop services, REPXPERT and Koovers-based spare-parts access.

How fast did Schaeffler India’s Vehicle Lifetime Solutions revenue grow?

Schaeffler India’s Vehicle Lifetime Solutions revenue grew 67.3% over the two years to CY25. Revenue rose by Rs 335 crore from Rs 681.3 crore in CY23 to Rs 1,016.3 crore in CY24, then increased by a further Rs 123.5 crore to Rs 1,139.8 crore in CY25.

The annual increase slowed after CY24, when revenue added Rs 335 crore, compared with the Rs 123.5 crore addition in CY25. Even so, CY25 revenue was Rs 458.5 crore above the CY23 level; the presentation does not provide sales volumes, pricing, margins or channel-level revenue to identify the separate causes of this growth.

What does Schaeffler India sell through Vehicle Lifetime Solutions?

Schaeffler India sells drive solutions, engine solutions, chassis solutions and repair shop services through Vehicle Lifetime Solutions. The CY25 portfolio names LuK, INA, FAG and TruPower as brands, backed by REPXPERT, combining replacement-oriented component offerings with workshop-facing services.

The business disclosed CY25 safety-critical product relaunches across car, tractor and truck applications, as well as timing-kit and tapered-roller-bearing wins in passenger vehicles. Schaeffler India did not quantify revenue from these launches or wins, nor did it split the Rs 1,139.8 crore CY25 revenue between the LuK, INA, FAG and TruPower brands.

Repair shop services are one of the four stated offering categories, and Schaeffler India also cited tailored after-sales services and a wide range of spare parts through the Koovers platform. The source does not disclose whether Koovers revenue is included separately within CY25 segment sales or how much of the Rs 123.5 crore year-on-year increase came from services rather than parts.

How is Schaeffler India expanding workshop and distribution reach?

Schaeffler India identifies e-commerce, brand visibility and training as priorities for Vehicle Lifetime Solutions. REPXPERT operated in 35 cities and had a mobile app in the CY25 disclosure, providing a specified geographic and digital mechanism for workshop support, although the presentation gives no user, workshop, distributor or transaction count.

Schaeffler India also listed its first lubricants vending machine at the Maneja plant as a 2025 milestone. In the same year, it reported more than 75,000 visitors at the Bharat Mobility Global Expo and its partnership with the Indian National Supercross Championship, combining a physical service tool with event-based brand visibility.

Koovers is identified as a platform for tailored after-sales services and spare-parts availability, while REPXPERT connects the stated training priority with a mobile tool available across 35 cities. The presentation does not say whether the two platforms are integrated, cover the same cities or contributed specified amounts to CY25 revenue.

How does Vehicle Lifetime Solutions compare with Schaeffler India’s other segments?

Schaeffler India’s Vehicle Lifetime Solutions remained the smallest of its three disclosed operating segments in CY25, at Rs 1,139.8 crore. Automotive Technologies reported Rs 3,137.2 crore and Bearings & Industrial Solutions reported Rs 3,586.5 crore in the same year.

Vehicle Lifetime Solutions added Rs 458.5 crore between CY23 and CY25, close to the Rs 465.5 crore increase at Bearings & Industrial Solutions but from a much lower CY23 base of Rs 681.3 crore. Automotive Technologies delivered the largest absolute increase, at Rs 687.4 crore, while the source provides no segment profit, capital expenditure or return data for a profitability comparison.

Conclusion

Schaeffler India expanded Vehicle Lifetime Solutions revenue from Rs 681.3 crore in CY23 to Rs 1,139.8 crore in CY25, with the larger annual addition occurring in CY24. The business’s disclosed model combines replacement products, repair-shop services, digital support through REPXPERT, and spare-parts and after-sales access through Koovers.

The next disclosed areas to watch are Schaeffler India’s priorities of e-commerce, brand visibility and training. REPXPERT’s 35-city presence, the CY25 lubricants vending machine at Maneja, and the company’s product relaunches across car, tractor and truck categories provide operating mechanisms to monitor, but the presentation gives no forward revenue target, city-expansion schedule or channel-sales objective.