The Current Scenario of Indian Automotive Industry

Automobiles came in large numbers in the early 60s and 70s. In scooters, you had the Vespa and Lambretta. In bikes, you had the Bullet or Jawa. In cars, you had to select between an Ambassador and Fiat. In trucks, it was either Tata or Ashok Leyland. And in tractors, it was Swaraj and Mahindra. 

The situation of automobile service labours in Nagpur reflected the Indian yester years. The entire scenario was transformed due to economic reforms and deregulation. The industry of automobile has a new inspirational tale included in its chapter. It is a new tale of exciting multiplicity, unparallel growth and a pleasant customer experience - all these to be achieved in just a few years. India has joined the marathon and has been the fastest growing automobile markets across the globe. It is a holy tribute to the leader's and manager's of this industry and also to the policy planners. In the upcoming years, there is an opportunity for the automobile industry to go beyond this remarkable achievement. The industry is standing on the doorsteps of a quantum leap.

 

India's automobile industry is undergoing a technological change where every other firm is engaged in changing the process and technologies to maintain the competitive benefits and provide the customer's with optimised services and products. Starting with two - Wheeler's, trucks and tractors to the multi-utility vehicles, commercial and luxury vehicles, the Indian automobile service labours in Nagpur has achieved great progress in the recent years.

"The opportunity is staring at your face, and it comes only once. If you give it a miss, you will not get it again".

The auto industry maintains a high-flying place on the canvas of Indian economy. Due to its thick front and rear linkages with several leading segments of the economy, this industry has a strong multiplying effect and is eligible to be the driver of economic growth. A sound transportation system plays a vital role in the development of country's rapid economic and industrial growth. The Indian automotive industry is well-developed and skillfully fulfils this catalyst by producing many variety vehicles like cars, light, medium and heavy commercial vehicles including multi-utility vehicles such as jeeps, scooters, bikes, mopeds, three Wheeler's, tractors, etc. Today, the automotive sector is one of the core industries of the Indian economy, whose prospect is reflective in the economic resilience of the country.