Senvion India unveils 4.2 MW wind turbine prototype at Windergy India 2025

Senvion India introduced its 4.2 MW wind turbine generator (WTG) prototype at Windergy India 2025. The 4.2M160, built on Senvion’s modular 4XM platform and featuring over 85% locally sourced content, aims to enhance annual energy production while lowering Levelized Cost of Energy (LCOE).

Senvion India unveiled its 4.2 MW wind turbine generator (WTG) prototype at Windergy India 2025. The ceremony at the Chennai Trade Centre was graced by Pralhad Venkatesh Joshi, Minister for New and Renewable Energy, Consumer Affairs, Food & Public Distribution.

Built on Senvion’s modular 4XM platform and localised with over 85% India-sourced content, the 4.2M160 combines a 160-meter rotor, advanced controls, and high-reliability, data-driven O&M to lift annual energy production while driving down LCOE. Engineered in India but customisable to all operating conditions and diverse wind regimes, the platform is made in India – for India and the world.

Pralhad Joshi said, ‘’The 4.2 MW turbine is a testimony to the success of the Make in India initiative under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership and will contribute to the country’s 500 GW ambitions. This is a significant milestone because around 80% to 85% of the equipment and components being used in this prototype are being sourced locally. The turbine is a symbol of India’s focus on Atmanirbharta in renewable energy, driving clean energy and self-reliance – engineered, manufactured, and perfected in India. This launch by Senvion aligns perfectly with the national mission of Atmanirbhar Bharat and Green Growth.’’

Amit Kansal, CEO & MD, Senvion India, said, “This is a proud milestone for our team; we promised a modern, modular, deeply localised platform that helps IPPs capture more energy at a lower lifecycle cost, and we’re delivering. The 4.2M160 is operational, generating, and ready to scale with our suppliers and partners.”

A diverse team of the finest engineers, men and women, and a global R&D team have steered the prototype from design through commissioning, reflecting the company’s capability in shaping India’s renewable future and the inclusive culture Senvion champions across manufacturing, engineering, and field operations.

The 4XM architecture enables rapid introduction of future variants and shorter lead times for site-specific configurations. Serial production is expected to start in 2026. With a strong order pipeline of 500+ MW, the platform is set to power new projects across key markets.

With close to 1.5 GW commissioned in India, Senvion continues to scale localised engineering, R&D, and manufacturing; deepen domestic supply chains; and support the country’s 2030 renewable energy goals.