Gurugram: Cars24 Labs, the artificial intelligence innovation arm of Cars24, has partnered with Startup Policy Forum (SPF) to collaborate on AI policy, industry engagement and initiatives aimed at promoting the responsible adoption of artificial intelligence in India.
The partnership will see Cars24 Labs contribute to SPF’s AI-focused initiatives through policy discussions, founder engagements, industry dialogues and global immersion programmes. The collaboration is also expected to facilitate knowledge-sharing among founders, policymakers, researchers, academia and global technology leaders to help shape India’s AI ecosystem.
Cars24 Labs said the partnership reflects its broader commitment to contributing to India’s AI landscape beyond developing AI-powered products, while Startup Policy Forum will leverage its policy and ecosystem expertise to drive discussions around responsible AI adoption.
Commenting on the partnership, Vikram Chopra, Builder, Cars24, said, “At Cars24, we’ve always believed that the best way to understand AI is to build with it. Cars24 Labs was created with that mindset, and we’ve learned a great deal from putting AI into real products used by millions. Partnering with Startup Policy Forum gives us an opportunity to share those learnings, learn from others, and contribute to the conversations that will shape how India builds and adopts AI in the years ahead.”
Shweta Rajpal Kohli, President & CEO, Startup Policy Forum, said, “Cars24 has been a valued member of SPF, and we’ve worked closely with them on several policy initiatives that matter to India’s new economy. Being among the most AI-forward startups in our country, Cars24 is doing some incredible work on AI adoption and innovation. We’re excited to partner with Cars24 Labs. It’s deeply aligned with our mission of bridging the gap between India and global AI ecosystems, enabling cross-border collaborations, and encouraging AI adoption by Indian companies.”
The collaboration combines Cars24 Labs’ experience in deploying AI-powered products with Startup Policy Forum’s policy expertise and industry network. The two organisations said they will work together to support AI innovation, encourage cross-border collaboration and strengthen India’s position as an emerging global AI hub.
