Published: August 05, 2011
Research and Markets: Rising Spending Power of the Middle Class to Fuel the Indian Car Market to Grow at a Compound Annual Growth Rate of 9 Percent from 2010 to 2017
DUBLIN - (BUSINESS WIRE) - Research and Markets(http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/326bcc/indian_automotive)
has announced the addition of Frost & Sullivan's new report "Indian
Automotive Powertrain Outlook and Trend Analysis" to their offering.
This report highlights the kind of technologies various market
participants are introducing in the passenger car powertrain market. The
new technologies not only helping in to adhere to emission norms but
also able to deliver high fuel efficient engines with more torque and
power. Major fuel economy improvement technologies being pursued and
implemented on modern gasoline vehicles are: multi-valve engines with
variable valve timing and lift, gasoline direct injection engines. The
report also highlights consumer preference for the alternate fuel
passenger vehicles and their growth forecasts.
Low Car Penetration of Approximately 8 Cars per 1,000 People Signifies
Huge Opportunities for the Automotive Industry in India. The rising
Indian middle-class with increasing disposable income is a significant
influence on the fortunes of the automobile industry, as customers are
expected to shift their preferences from motorcycles to entry-level
cars. Continued reduction in import tariff, coupled with
investor-friendly norms pertaining to foreign direct investment, is
expected to drive the total market growth. India has developed as a
small car manufacturing hub for the domestic and international market.
Apart from the cost advantage, the country also has a significant base
of experienced auto component suppliers. Frost & Sullivan notes that in
the passenger vehicles (PV) segment, small displacement engines will
phase out the larger displacement engines, which will be restricted to
the premium segments. Gasoline downsizing to comply with the Euro
emission norms, along with turbo charging, will gain momentum and an
increasing number of models will have alternate fuel capabilities, along
with the right-sized engines.
Companies Mentioned:
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TATA Motors Ltd.
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Maruti Suzuki India Ltd.
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Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd.
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Hyundai Motors India Ltd.
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Ford India Private Ltd.
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General Motors India Ltd.
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