Kayamboo takes charge after serving as Divisional General Manager for Strategic Projects, bringing over two decades of experience in IT leadership, AI and digital transformation.
Nissan Digital India has appointed Suresh Kayamboo as Managing Director, effective November 1, 2026. He has been elevated from his previous position as Divisional General Manager for Strategic Projects, marking a leadership transition within the company's Indian digital operations.
Kayamboo brings more than two decades of experience across information technology, enterprise systems and digital transformation, with a professional background spanning the automotive, technology services and consulting sectors.
Before assuming his new position, Kayamboo held several leadership roles at Renault Nissan Technology & Business Centre India, where he was involved in technology operations and enterprise transformation initiatives.
Between December 2023 and September 2026, he served as Vice President for Information Systems and Information Technology at the technology centre. His responsibilities covered several business functions, including sales and marketing, aftersales, manufacturing, supply chain, data management and connected mobility services.
During his tenure, Kayamboo worked on digital systems supporting operations across the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi alliance, including technology applications related to manufacturing processes, customer-facing platforms and enterprise operations.
He was also involved in establishing an artificial intelligence (AI) Centre of Excellence aimed at expanding the use of AI across organisational functions. The initiative formed part of the company's broader technology efforts involving automation, data-driven operations and digital transformation.
Earlier in his career, Kayamboo spent more than four years at Wipro Technologies, where he held responsibilities in programme management and service delivery, working on technology projects and global client engagements.
His professional experience also includes project and account management roles at IBS Software Services Japan, alongside positions at Trianz, DGIC Corporation, Datamatics Global Services, Innospire Systems and Coats Viyella/Hi-Tech Arai.
Kayamboo holds a degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Madras and a postgraduate diploma in marketing from Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU). He has also completed executive leadership programmes at the Indian Institute of Management Bangalore.
His appointment comes as automotive companies continue to integrate digital technologies across manufacturing, supply chain management, connected vehicle services and customer engagement platforms.
Nissan Digital India's operations span technology functions that support automotive business processes, including enterprise IT systems, software-led services and digital platforms.
The leadership transition places Kayamboo at the helm of the company's Indian digital organisation, where technology requirements extend across operational and customer-facing functions.
The appointment became effective on November 1 and was publicly reported on November 6. Nissan has not announced any accompanying organisational restructuring or changes to the legal scope of its Indian digital entity.
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