Cost-Efficient Automotive Lighting
Photometric Lab: Fiem photometric lab is accredited by NABL & RDW (Netherlands) for testing, validation, and homologation of our Automotive lamps range.
- The Company was originally incorporated in India as Rahul Auto Private Limited in 1989 in New Delhi and was founded by Mr. J.K. Jain, who is a first-generation entrepreneur as leading automotive lighting manufacturer since 1970’s.
- FIEM is one of the leading Indian automotive lighting suppliers of signalling equipment’s and rear view mirrors in India. Its major business comes from the two-wheeler segment of the automotive industry.
FIEM has a diversified product portfolio ranging from headlamps, tail lamps, signalling lamps, fog lamps, roof lamps, automotive interior lighting, automotive exterior lighting, rearview mirror, reflex reflector, warning triangles, Hub Motor & Motor Control Unit (MCU), complete rear fender assembly, frame assembly, mudguards, various automobile sheet metal and plastic parts, Canister and Bank (Lean) Angle Sensor.
DIVERSIFIED PRODUCT PORTFOLIO
- Leading manufacturer of Conventional and LED Automotive Lighting & Signalling equipment and Rear-View Mirrors for two and four-wheelers.
- Strategic technological tie-ups with global players to provide advanced and cost-efficient automotive lighting
- Diversified into Integrated Passenger Information Systems (IPIS) with LED Display.
FOCUS ON ELECTRIC VEHICLE SEGMENT
- 2W EV is a big opportunity, which is growing exponentially.
- FIEM has the first-mover advantage and works with all major EV OEMs in India.
- Company has a competitive advantage, because of in-house R&D, Designing, and Testing capabilities with the shortest Development time.
- Diversified product portfolio with LED Lighting solutions, Rear View Mirrors, Plastic Parts, etc. providing the best solutions to the OEMs.
HUB MOTOR & MOTOR CONTROL UNIT
The hub motor (also called wheel motor, wheel hub drive, wheel hub motor, or in-wheel motor) is characterized by the integration of power, transmission, and braking devices into the wheel hub, thus greatly simplifying the mechanical part of electric vehicles.