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    The automotive industry in India has experienced significant growth in recent decades. It began with only two major players and high import duties. In the 1990s, delicensing led to increased competition and indigenization. More companies entered the market and began diversifying. By the 2000s, India had become one of the largest producers of two-wheelers, tractors, and commercial vehicles in the world, with the top motorcycle manufacturer globally being an Indian company. The industry has grown at a fast pace and is a major contributor to the Indian economy.

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    The automotive industry in India has experienced significant growth in recent decades. It began with only two major players and high import duties. In the 1990s, delicensing led to increased competition and indigenization. More companies entered the market and began diversifying. By the 2000s, India had become one of the largest producers of two-wheelers, tractors, and commercial vehicles in the world, with the top motorcycle manufacturer globally being an Indian company. The industry has grown at a fast pace and is a major contributor to the Indian economy.

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    The automotive industry in India has experienced significant growth in recent decades. It began with only two major players and high import duties. In the 1990s, delicensing led to increased competition and indigenization. More companies entered the market and began diversifying. By the 2000s, India had become one of the largest producers of two-wheelers, tractors, and commercial vehicles in the world, with the top motorcycle manufacturer globally being an Indian company. The industry has grown at a fast pace and is a major contributor to the Indian economy.

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    Presentation on Automobile

    Industry in India
    Indian Auto Industry – Size and
    Composition
    •The Indian automotive components industry’s annual turnover
    (for FY 2003) was US$ 6.73 billion (global industry of US $737
    billion)

    •Compounded growth rate of 20-25 %, the growth in India’s auto


    components exports is much faster than that of the domestic
    market (10-14%).

    •The auto ancillary industry caters to three broad categories of


    the market:

    • Original equipment manufacturers (OEM) or vehicle


    manufacturers, that comprises of 25% total demand
    • Replacement market, that comprises 65% of the total demand
    • Export Market, that comprises primarily of international Tier I
    suppliers and constitutes 10% of total demand
    Evolution of Automobile Industry

    Initial Years
    Early to mid 90s
    Manufacturing was licensed
    •Seller’s market and long
    •High Customs duty on import Mid 90s – Early 2000s
    waiting periods
    •Steep excise duties & •Buyers market
    •Delicensing in 1993
    •sales tax
    •Increase in Indigenization
    •Removal of capacity
    •2 Major players:
    restrictions
    Premier Automobiles Ltd •Easy Auto finance
    & Hindustan Motors
    •Decrease in customs &
    •Manufactures diversifying
    excise
    1980s into related activities:
    finance lease, fleet
    •Auto finance boom- more
    •Entry of MUL, better product, management, insurance
    players (foreign banks &
    with government support and used car market
    non banking companies,
    better schemes.
    •Seller’s Market

    •Long Waiting Periods


    AUTOMOBILE

    PASSENGER COMMERCIAL
    2 WHEELER 3 WHEELER
    VEHICLE VEHICLE

    I.C.V. M.C.V. H.C.V.

    MOTORCYCLE SCOOTERS SCOOTERETTES MOPEDS


    Production
    Standardised

    Mass Luxury
    Production Cars

    Dedicated

    Generic

    Sports cars Niche


    Motorsport Vehicles

    Specialised
    Indian Automotive Industry

    Domestic Sales and Exports

    800,000 754,700
    700,000 608,663
    548,181
    600,000 542,35
    499,301
    500,000
    400,000
    300,000
    200,000
    100,000
    0
    1999 2000 2001 2002 2003
    Indian 2-Wheeler Market
    Competitive Scenario

    <1
    50% 30% 13% 4% 1% 2% - <1%
    %
    <1
    - 15% 28% - 2% 46% 9% -
    %

    10
    - - 82% - - - 8% -
    %

    India is now the second


    largest two-wheeler market
    in the world
    Advantage India

     Largest Two-Wheeler Manufacturer in the World

     2nd Largest Tractor Manufacturer in the World

     5th Largest Commercial Vehicle Manufacturer in


    the World

     # 1 Global Motorcycle Manufacturer is in India

     4th Largest Car Market in Asia - crossed the 1 million


    mark

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