By Digital Desk | July 3, 2025 | AllIndiaTechNews.com – India’s Lens on Global Tech 


Qualcomm, a global leader in mobile and automotive chip technology, is set to host its inaugural Snapdragon Auto Day on July 30, 2025, in New Delhi, India. This event marks a significant milestone as India takes center stage in the global race toward smart, connected, and autonomous vehicles.

Driving Innovation: What to Expect

The Snapdragon Auto Day will showcase Qualcomm’s latest advancements in:

  • Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) communication: Enhancing vehicle safety and traffic efficiency by enabling cars to communicate with each other and infrastructure.

  • AI-powered driver assistance: Leveraging edge AI to improve real-time decision-making on the road.

  • Software-defined vehicles: Transforming cars into updatable smart devices with enhanced security and cloud connectivity.

This summit brings together key industry players, automotive OEMs, software developers, and cloud service providers, including a notable partnership with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to demonstrate cloud-integrated automotive solutions.

India’s Role in the Automotive Tech Revolution

India is fast emerging as a hub for automotive R&D and software development. Hosting Snapdragon Auto Day signals Qualcomm’s confidence in the country’s growing ecosystem of engineers, startups, and automotive suppliers.

Industry experts believe India will play a crucial role in the development, testing, and deployment of next-generation smart vehicle technologies, contributing to safer roads and smarter cities worldwide.

What This Means for Consumers and Businesses

Consumers can look forward to enhanced in-car experiences, including smarter navigation, predictive maintenance alerts, and improved infotainment. For businesses, the event highlights opportunities in software development, cloud services, and AI innovation within the automotive sector.

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