2. Overview on auto industry
Emerging markets accounted for 51 percent of the
global light-vehicle sales in 2010.
The study expects this trend to accelerate.
According to OICA auto production increased by 16%
over 1997-2009
Vehicles production by USA, Japan and Europe
represent 77% of global production in 1997 which
has decline to 50% in 2009
3. Overview on auto industry
Global turnover of world auto industry was close to 2 trillion
euros in 2005-06
Worldwide over 50 million people are employed directly or
indirectly with auto industry
India manufactures over 17.5 million vehicles and exports
about 2.33 million vehicles every year.
The net turnover during the 3-month period from April to
June rose 8 per cent to Rs 1244 crore.
Net profit = Rs 163.20 crore, as compared to Rs. 165.34 crores
in the corresponding period of the previous fiscal.
4. Factors affecting cost
Material
Labour
Technology
Advertising
Government policies and regulations
Rubber fabrication
5. Factors affecting Demand
Financing Options
Advertising And Marketing
Price Of The Car
Income Of Consumer / Buyer
Increase In Affordability
Demographic Drivers
Availability Of Easy Financing Options
New Offerings
Exports
6. Factors affecting supply
Presence Across Segments
Efficient Operations
Wide Dealer Network
Access To Latest Technologies
Price Of The Car
Factors Of Production
Government Policies And Taxes
7. Major automobile companies
Toyota motor corporations
General motors
Volkswagen Group
Hyundai Kia Group
Ford motor group
Nissan
Hyundai motor company
PSA peugeot citroen S.A.
Suzuki motor corporation
Renault
8. Automotive crises 2008-10
It was a part of a global financial downturn.
It affected Europian and asian manufacturers and
also american manufacturing industry
It was because of the rise in price of automotive fuels
linked to 2003-08 enery crises.
It discourage purchase of SUV’s and and pickup
trucks as it has low fuel economy
