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22 May 2019Patents

Indian auto company accuses Royal Enfield of stealing tech

An Indian auto parts company is suing motorcycle manufacturer Royal Enfield and its North American subsidiary in the US, alleging that Royal Enfield used a free sample to “reverse engineer” patent-protected technology.

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