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Pricol

Pricol is an Indian automotive components manufacturer headquartered in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu. The company designs, manufactures and supplies a range of products to original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) in the automotive industry, with a particular focus on driver information systems and other vehicle instrumentation.

Key facts

Type Public company
Industry Automotive components
Headquarters Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India
Country of origin India
Customers Automotive OEMs

Overview

Pricol operates as a Tier-1 supplier to vehicle manufacturers, producing components used across two-wheelers, passenger cars, commercial vehicles, off-road vehicles and tractors. Its product portfolio has historically centred on driver information systems such as instrument clusters and telematics, alongside sensors, pumps, switches and related precision-engineered parts. The company supplies both Indian and international vehicle makers.

Operations

Manufacturing operations are concentrated in and around Coimbatore, a major hub for engineering and automotive component production in southern India. Pricol has expanded over the years through additional manufacturing facilities and through engineering and design capabilities oriented toward electronic and mechatronic vehicle systems.

Product areas

  • Driver information systems and instrument clusters
  • Telematics and connected-vehicle solutions
  • Sensors and switches for automotive applications
  • Fluid management products such as oil and water pumps
  • Precision-machined components and assemblies

Listing

Pricol's equity shares are listed on Indian stock exchanges, and the company reports periodically as a publicly listed entity in India.

Significance

As one of the established automotive component suppliers based in Tamil Nadu, Pricol forms part of the wider Coimbatore engineering cluster, which contributes significantly to India's automotive supply chain. Its focus on instrumentation and electronics has positioned it within the segment of suppliers transitioning toward connected-vehicle and electric-mobility components.

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