Ajay Jain has been appointed Head of Design for the Tata Motors India Design Studio based in Pune. Car Design News grabbed a few words with the designer
Ajay Jain will oversee a team of 70 design personnel as head of design at Tata’s Pune studio. The designer will work on projects for both the passenger cars and commercial vehicles, reporting to Tata’s VP Head of Design, Martin Uhlarik.
Born and raised in India, Ajay Jain is a graduate of the ArtCenter College of Design’s Europe campus in 1995. Jain brings an extensive amount of international experience over the course of a 25-year career with several design studios.
Jain had lengthy spells at Ford Europe, Daewoo, Saab, and then Renault both in France and in India where he established a design studio in Mumbai in 2008. The designer has worked on a variety of programs and projects – both advanced and production…
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