Often college students have a desire to study and go to work and buy their own car. But only a few students will be interested in ‘How is the car made, what is the workmanship behind it?’, ‘I have to make it myself’. Motor Vikatan aims to promote the learning of students who are interested in auto mobile. The ‘MRV Students Visit’ is a joint venture between Motor Vikatan and Mahindra.
With this, Motor Vikatan selected 100 students who were interested in automobiles and took them to visit Mahindra’s R&D (Research & Development) Center. Generally no car company allows easy access to their R&D hub. Because that’s where the cars that will be out in the next 5 years will be getting ready. In addition, technologies and designs that will be used in cars in the future will be developed. But Mahindra allowed students to visit their R&D center for learning purposes. Officials from the respective departments also volunteered to talk to the students about the technologies there. You can see this ‘MRV Students Visit’ that the students saw in person through the video above.