Make in India | Sectors - Automobile

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- The Automobile industry in India is a significant driver of macroeconomic growth and technological development.
- India will be selling 20% blended ethanol, and by 2025.
- India gets Asia’s longest and world’s fifth-longest High-Speed Track for automobiles.33
- India is projected to be the world's third-largest automotive market in terms of volume by 2026.2
- The Automobile industry manufactured
26.36 mn vehicles including passenger vehicles, commercial vehicles,
three-wheelers, two-wheelers and quadricycle in FY 2019-20.32
- The Department of Heavy Industry has
helped set up India's first Machine Tool Park Park (TMPT) with a
world-class facility that has been developed on 530 acres of land.28
- Department of Heavy Industry entails
promoting engineering industry viz. machine tools, heavy electrical,
industrial machinery and auto industry and administration of 29 CPSEs
and 5 autonomous organizations. 32
- Total 1.85 lakh Electric Vehicles have been incentivized under FAME II till now.
- India is becoming the largest EV market for electronic 2-wheelers, 3-wheelers and cars.
- The automobile sector contributes about 35% to the manufacturing GDP of the country.
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- Reasons To Invest
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- India is expected to emerge as the
third-largest Automotive market in the world in terms of volume by 2026,
followed by China and USA.6
- As per the AMP 2026, the Automobile
industry has a target to triple the revenues to USD 300 Bn and increase
exports sevenfold to USD 80 Bn.8
- India’s “Make in India” initiative has played a vital role in elevating the country’s position.9
- The need for a quick roll-out of
Flex-Fuel Vehicles (FFVs) capable of running on 100% ethanol and
gasoline into the Indian auto market within a year’s time, vis-à-vis
successful available technologies in Brazil and USA .
- The International Centre for
Automotive Technology (ICAT) is a top-class automotive testing,
certification and R&D service provider under the support of NATRiP
(National Automotive Testing and R&D Infrastructure Project),
Government of India. ICAT is situated in the northern automotive hub of
India in Manesar.10
- The Gross Value Added (GVA) in the automobile manufacturing sector witnessed an estimated growth rate of 8.1% in 2018-19.29
- Ministry of Heavy Industries issued a
Public Procurement (Preference to Make in India) Order, 2017 – Notifying
Automobile and Automotive Components in furtherance of the order for
production.28
- The auto field contributes to about 14-15 per cent of India's GDP, GOI aims to increase up to 25-30 per cent.
- GOI has chosen 9 expressways where
6,000 charging stations have been sanctioned and about 3,000 shall be
installed soon to reduce the problem of charging in electrical vehicles.
- GOI is providing support up to INR 362 crore per gigawatt in this sector of EVs under the PLI Scheme.
- The automobile industry in India which
is worth INR 7.5 lakh crore in size will double to INR 15 lakh crores
in the next 5 years.
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- Key Achievements
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- India is the largest manufacturer of 2W and 3W and the 4th largest manufacturers of passenger cars in the world.32
- A Vehicle Scrapping and Recycling Facility is set up by Maruti
Suzuki Toyotsu India Private Limited (MSTI) at Noida in an area of
11,000 sqm with a capacity of handling 24,000 vehicles per year, aimed
at creating an ecosystem for phasing out unfit and polluting vehicles
from the Indian roads.
- BHEL has spent around INR 30 cr on R&D expenditure and filled 34 patents/copyrights.31
- BHEL supplied the Steam Turbine and
Generator package for the project India's first of its kind, highest
rated, 700 MWe Pressurized Heavy Water Reactor.30
- E-Amrit has been developed and hosted
by NITI Aayog under a collaborative knowledge exchange programme with
the UK government and as part of the UK–India Joint Roadmap 2030, signed
by the Prime Ministers of the two countries. E-Amrit is a one-stop
destination for all information on electric vehicles—busting myths
around the adoption of EVs, their purchase, investment opportunities,
policies, subsidies, etc.
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