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The automotive industry in India is one of the world most prominent economic zones. Many business enterprises jointly undertaken by more companies, who share the initial investment, risks, and profits with foreign association in automotive sector. The Government of India (GoI) has allowed 100 per cent foreign equity investments.
Our report "Automotive in India" elucidates overview, exports, dominated by domestic players on the subject of two wheelers, three wheelers, passenger vehicle and commercial vehicle.
It also covers the details regarding evolution of automobile industry from five players to more than 35 players on market overview. The key trends catering details on exchange outreach ranges, CNG distribution, improving product-development capabilities, increase of auto-financing activity in India by RBI.
The most modern commence of Tata Nano, the world's most low-priced car has positioned the Indian automobile market on the global automotive chart and this reports reveals placement of Indian industry is expected to be seventh-largest automobile market by 2016.
There are enormous opportunities for various company players including manufacturers' automobile components players. Our report "Automotive industry in India" moreover broadly scrutinized the current performance and upcoming outlook of automotive industries. FDI investment between 2000 and 2010 are provided on the aspect of investment And data sets are provided from 2000 through to 2016.REPORT HIGHLIGHTS AND FEATURES
Report Highlights:
New forecast of Indian automotive and related activity to 2015.
Market Analysis of automobile industry in India
Detailed study of PVs, Tri-wheeler, Two-Wheeler Production and exports in India
World passenger car Companies are taking advantage of India as a manufacturing base
Report Features:
Market Segments on Automobile industry
Demand on Foreign Direct investments in India
Market Overview on Automobiles production and exports in India
Indian Automotive Rankings
Focus on Domestic and Foreign investments
CONTENTS
Industry infrastructure
Growth drivers
Key trends
Key players-Domestics
Key players-International
Investments
Foreign Direct Investments (FDI) in automobile industry
Investments by international companies
Policy and regulatory outline
Auto policy 2002
Automotive mission plan (AMP) 2006-2010
National Automotive Testing and R&D Infrastructure Project (NATRiP)
Department of Heavy Industries & Public Enterprises
Policy schemes for Automobile industry
Scopes
Favourable regulatory policies
R&D centres in India by international players
Emerging R&D destination –India
Zone wise NATRiP centres in India
Product Development capabilities
MNCs & Sourcing plan in India
Scope of Imminent Small car segments
Key contacts
LIST OF TABLES AND FIGURES
List of Tables:
Table1: Automobile production and exports 2005-2010(US$ Billions)
Table2: Key players-Domestics
Table3: Key players-International
Table4: MNCs & Sourcing plan in India
Table5: Scope of Imminent Small car segments
Table6: Two-wheeler production in India (2009-2010)
Table7: Two-wheeler exports in India (2009-2010)
Table8: Production of Passenger vehicles
Table9: Passenger Vehicle exports from India
Table10: Commercial Production in India
Table11: Commercial exports from India
Table12: Three wheeler–Production and exports trends
Table13: FDI in Automobile industry
Table14: MNCs & Sourcing plan in India
Table15: Scope of Imminent Small car segments
List of Figures:
Figure1: India Advantages-Vision 2015
Figure2: Automobile production and exports 2005-2010(US$ Billions)
Figure3: Automobile production in 2009–2010 segments wise
Figure4: Indian Automotive Industry Ranking
Figure5: Evolution of automobile industry from 5- 35 players
Figure6: Automotive group on India Zones
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