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04Indian Auto Industry MARUTI
INDIAN AUTO INDUSTRY
…. the way forward

Presentation bySunil Kakkar
General Manager (SupplyChain)
Maruti Suzuki India Ltd

Indian auto industry : Among the top 10 in world
Two Wheelers

Small Cars

Commercial Vehicles

2nd

3rd
5th

Automobile Industry – A Global Hub








15 manufacturers of passenger cars and multi-utility vehicles,
9 manufacturers of commercial vehicles,
16 manufacturers two/ three wheelers,
14 manufacturers tractors,
5 manufacturers of engines.

Key drivers for the growth of Indian Auto industry

Finance Availability

Poor public transport system

Improved Infrastructure

Low car penetration

Key drivers Rising Family Income

Exchange of Cars

Favorable duty structure

Changing lifestyle

Impact of infrastructure
2 key projects of strategic importance for India

NHDP project:
• Largest highway development project
• Golden quadrilateral - Connects 4 metros • NSEW project – Connecting North,
South & East, West lengths of India

Rapid Urbanization
Urban Percentage of Total Population

Rising GDP per Capita
Per Capita GDP (US $)

2010

2011

2012 2013 2014 2015

Accelerated overall growth of other industrial segments

…..a key enabler to fuel auto demand

Indian Pockets growing Deeper
Annual Income (INR)

Number of Households in
2010(million)

Expected Households in
2015 (million)

More than1000000

1.2

3.3

500000-1000000

2.4

5.5

200000-500000

10.9

55.1

90000-200000

91.3

106.0

Less than 90000

101.1

74.1

TOTAL

206.9

244.0

Indian Car Buyer getting Younger

40
35
30
25

39

2000

Average Age
36

2005

33

2010

?
2015

Passenger car penetration

Passenger car penetration (Cars / 1000 population)
India 15,
China 40, Europe 400 ~ 700

Some growth forecasts for Indian auto industry
• The Passenger Vehicle market of India will even cross Japan by selling about
5 million Vehicles by 2017-18.
• The Indian auto exports will be upto $5.62 billion in the year ending
March 2011 and the same will grow to $17.64 billion in

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