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Ramkripa Ananthan, Designer Behind Mahindra Thar and XUV Models, Profiled

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Ramkripa Ananthan has built a notable career in automotive design, having worked at Mahindra on well-known SUVs including the XUV500 and Thar. After roughly two decades at the company, she left to run her own consultancy, KRUX Studio, which focuses on sustainable transport. Through her project Two2, she is exploring new approaches to urban mobility. In 2022 she joined Ola Electric to lead its vehicle design work, a role in an industry where women remain underrepresented.

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