Indian Automobile Industry--Recent Trends

Table of Contents

• 1. Executive Summary
• 2. Global Scenario of Automotive Industry
• 3. Indian Automotive & Auto-Component Industry Scenario
  • 3.1 An Overview
  • 3.2 The Industry Background
• 4. Auto Policy to Establish a Global Competitive Automotive Industry
  • 4.1 Policy Objectives
  • 4.2 Extant Policy
  • 4.3 Need For A Comprehensive Automotive Policy
  • 4.4 SKD/CKD Imports
  • 4.5 Import Tariff
  • 4.6 Excise Duty
    • 4.6.1. Motor Cars
    • 4.6.2. Multi Utility Vehicles (MUVs)
    • 4.6.3. Commercial Vehicles
  • 4.7 Research & Development In Automotive Industry
• 5. Impact Of Union Budget (2005-06) On Auto Industry
  • 5.1 Cars and Utility Vehicles
  • 5.2 Commercial Vehicles
  • 5.3 Two-Wheelers
  • 5.4 Tractors
  • 5.5 Auto ancillaries
• 6. Performance of Indian Vehicle Sectors
  • 6.1 Medium And Heavy Commercial Vehicles
  • 6.2 Light Commercial Vehicles
  • 6.3 Passenger Car And Multi Utility Vehicles
  • 6.4 Two / Three Wheelers
  • 6.5 Tractors
  • 6.6 Agricultural Machinery & Earth Moving Equipment
• 7. SWOT Analysis of Indian Automotive Exports
• 8. Automotive Component Sector
• 9. Emission Norms And Alternate Fuels
• 10. Machine Tools, Dies & Fixtures
• 11. Joint Ventures In Auto Industry
• 12. Demand Forecast--2005-06 to 2009-10
  • 12.1 Investment
  • 12.2 Future Outlook
• 13. Market Access Strategies For Foreign Firms
• 14. Indian Automotive Industry: Opportunities and Challenges
• 15. Automotive Dealer Satisfaction Study, 2004
• 16. Recent Issues And Current Development
• 17.Outlook

LIST OF TABLES:

• Table 1. Emission Standards Status
• Appendix 1: Production Flash Report (Category Segment/Sub-segment Manufacturer), May-December, 2004
• Appendix 2: Domestic Sales Flash Report (Category Segment/Sub-segment Manufacturer), May-December, 2004
• Appendix 3: Past Year Export Trend, 2004
• Appendix 4: J.D. Power Rankings, IQS (Initial Quality Study), 2004
• Appendix 5: J.D. Power Rankings, CSI (Customer Satisfaction Index), 2004
• Appendix 6: J.D. Power Rankings, SSI (Sales Satisfaction Index), 2004
• Appendix 7: J.D. Power Rankings, APEAL (Automotive Performance, Execution and Layout), 2004
• Appendix 8: NFO Rankings: 2004 Total Customer Satisfaction (TCS)

LIST OF FIGURES:

• Figure 1. Segment-Wise Annual Production, (in numbers) 2003-04
• Figure 2. Gross Turnover In Indian Automobile Industry, ($ million)
• Figure 3. Installed Capacities Market Share Of Sales, (in %)
• Figure 4. Market Share Of Sales, by Vehicles Types (in %)
• Figure 5. Passenger Cars Production, (numbers in 000) 2006
• Figure 6. MUVs Production, (in number) 2006
• Figure 7. LCVs & M&HCVs Production (numbers in 000)
• Figure 8. Three Wheelers Production, (in numbers)
• Figure 9. Auto Component Industry Vital Statistics
• Figure 10. Auto Component Industry Structure (Turnover in $ million)
• Figure 11. Auto Component Production (in $ million), 2004
• Figure 12. Component-wise Share of Production (in %) 2004
• Figure 13. Auto Component Export Destination (in %)
• Figure 14. Auto Component Exports (in $ million), 2004
• Figure 15. Auto Component Industry Investment (in $ million), 2004
• Figure 16. Auto Component Industry Foreign Collaborations
• Figure 17. Competitive Edge -- Manpower
• Figure 18. Respective Domestic Demands on Growth