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A Presentation ON Automobile Industry

This presentation provides an overview of the automobile industry in India. It discusses that the industry contributes around 4% to India's GDP and includes key players like Maruti, Tata, Hyundai, and Honda. The industry is segmented into two-wheelers, three-wheelers, passenger vehicles, and commercial vehicles, with two-wheelers comprising the largest share. The presentation concludes by discussing strengths, opportunities and the need for the industry to adapt to new technologies.

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A Presentation ON Automobile Industry

This presentation provides an overview of the automobile industry in India. It discusses that the industry contributes around 4% to India's GDP and includes key players like Maruti, Tata, Hyundai, and Honda. The industry is segmented into two-wheelers, three-wheelers, passenger vehicles, and commercial vehicles, with two-wheelers comprising the largest share. The presentation concludes by discussing strengths, opportunities and the need for the industry to adapt to new technologies.

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PRESENTATION
ON
AUTOMOBILE
INDUSTRY
PRESENTED BY
THAKOR SHAILESH
INTRODUCTION TO
AUTOMOBILE
SECTOR
 It begins as early as 1769
It begins as early as 1769
 The automobile sector is one of the key
segments of the economy having extensive
forward and backward linkages with other key
segments of the economy
 It contributes about 4 percent in india gross
domestic product (GDP) and 5 percent in india’s
industrial production
 Indian automobile sales growth rate would be
9.5% by 2010
Key player
 MARUTI TATA
 Hyundai Honda
 Ford GM
 SONALIKA International HM
 Force TOYOTA KIRLOSKAR
 M&M Fiat
 SKODA Audi
 Mercedes Benz BMW
 VOLKSWAGON MITSHUBISHI
AUTOMOBILE
 2 WHEELER
 3 WHEELER
 PASSENGER
VEHICLE
 COMMERICIAL
VEHICLE
2 WHEELER
3 WHEELER
PASSENGER VEHICLE
COMMERCIAL VEHICLE
SEGMENTATION OF
AUTOMOBILE
INDUSTRY
 FOLLOWING IS THE SEGMENTATION
THAT HOW MUCH EACH SECTOR
COMPRISES OF WHOLE INDIAN
AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY

 PASSENGER VEHICLES IS 15.96%


 COMMERCIAL VEHICLES IS 3.95%
 THREE WHEELER IS 3.60%
 TWO WHEELER IS 76.49%
INDIA AUTO MARKET GROWTH
FOR THE YEAR 2007-08
 The automobile industry crossed a landmark with total
vehicle production of 10 million units
 Car sales was 8,82,094 units against 8,20.179 units in 2007-
08
 The two-wheeler market grew by13.6% with 70,56,317
units against 62.09,765 units in 2007-08
 Commercial vehicles segment grew at 10.1% with 3,50,683
units against 3,18,430 units in 2007-08
 The domestic automobile industry sales grew 12.8% at
88,10,224 units as against 78,97,629 units in 2007-08
Sales performance in 2009
category august august August
2009 2008 %increase
Passenger vehicles 152,199 124,240 22.4
Passenger cars 120,669 96,082 25.58
commercial 40,624 34,289 18.47
vehicles
Three-wheelers 39,201 31,929 22.7
Two-wheelers 776,777 620,883 25.1
Contribution of various sectors to
GDP
 Service 57%
 Agriculture 17%

 Industry 26%
GDP
 Directly and indirectly to employees more than
10 million people
 The market value of automobile industry is more
than us$8 billion and contribution in Indian GDP
is near about4% and will be double by 2016
 There automobile industry in India grew at rate
of 11.5% over the past five year but growth rate
in last year2008-09 was only 0.7%
 FDI inflows in automobile industry 2008-09 was
RS 5,212 Cr and increase of 47.25% compare to
2007-08
 In 2009 India emerged as Asia’s fourth largest
exporter of automobiles behind Japan ,south
Korea and Thailand
SWOT OF AUTOMOBILE
INDUSTRY
 STRENGTHS

 LARGE DOMESTIC MARKET


 SUSTAINABLE LABOUR COST ADVANTAGE
 GOVERMANT INCENTIVES FOR
MANUFACTURING PLANT
 STRONG ENGINEERING SKILLS IN DESIGN
 ABLE TO ACHIEVE SIGNIFICANT GAINS IN
PRODUCTIVITY
CONCLUSION
 Industry across countries will have to
meet challenges of newer technologies
alternative fuels and affordability of
automobile by people at large through
constructive cooperation the earlier we are
able to achieve this the better it would be
for the world performance.

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