Indian Passenger Vehicle Market Outlook, 2020
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Domestic sales in the Indian Passenger Vehicle (PV) market declined by 9.1% to reach 3 million units in FY 2020. The study estimates the market size of the Indian PV market, as well as segment forecasts up to 2024, with due consideration for the various factors driving and restraining its growth. The segmental shifts in the PV market in India are evident from the greater number of participants and available models in the hatchback and the UV segments. The disparity within the segments is also clear in the shifting segmental share within the market. Naturally, the competition among market participants has intensified in these growing and popular segments (e.g., UVs). The competitive scenario is expected to be further impacted by the entry of new participants in the market from 2021. However, more than 50% of the market share remains with a single OEM. The market has also witnessed rapid growth and increasing popularity of a few companies, with their well-received new product launches in 2018–2019 and greater focus on rural segments. This research entails the latest trends in the Indian PV market. The electric vehicles market in the country is gaining traction with the entry of new market participants and government incentives .Cars eRetailing and digitalization trends have been major disrupters in 2020. A move toward active safety features is another key trend witnessed in the market. Airbag and sensor penetration is increasing incrementally across all vehicle segments, and the next logical step toward driver and passenger safety in India is expected to be active safety features. Ride-hailing and ride-sharing service categories are highly competitive in India, with a few participants having the biggest market shares and new participants entering the segment with innovative offerings and OEM tie-ups. The study also focuses on regional trends, such as diesel decline, electrification, and other technological trends (e.g., connected cars). From a connectivity perspective, OEMs are introducing safety and security offerings through connectivity and differentiating their car models by providing better infotainment systems. Furthermore, the PV market in India is expected to witness increased diffusion of automotive transmission technologies such as Automatic Manual Transmission (AMT), Continuous Variable Transmission (CVT), Dual-clutch Transmission (DCT), and Stepped-Automatic Transmission (S-AT). Out of these, certain transmission technologies are expected to see higher diffusion than others, due to OEM interest and affordability. The study analyzes key market drivers and restraints and concludes with the key strategic imperatives for growth and success in the market.

Market Highlights—2019

Market Highlights—2019 (continued)

PV Market Trends

Performance of PV Companies in 2019

Top 6 Takeaways of 2019

Top 3 Predictions for the PV Market

Domestic Sales Forecast—Scenario Analysis

Global LV Sales by Region in 2019 and 2020—Snapshot

Research Scope

Research Aims and Objectives

Key Questions This Study Will Answer

Research Methodology

Vehicle Segmentation

PV Classifications, Definitions, and Key Models

PV Classifications, Definitions, and Key Models (continued)

Global Economy in 2019—Top Trends

Global Economic Outlook 2020—Top Predictions

Global Economic Outlook 2020—Top Predictions (continued)

2020 World GDP Growth Snapshot

Advanced Economies—Key Predictions for 2020

Emerging Economies—Key Predictions for 2020

World’s 20 Fastest Growing Economies in 2018 and 2019

India—Ease of Doing Business Index

India—Millennials and Gen-Z Population

PV Market Trends

PV Segment Trends

Performance of PV Companies in 2019

Top-selling PV Models

Hatchback Segment

Sedans Segment

UV Segment

Van Segment

Maruti Suzuki India Limited

Maruti Suzuki India Limited (continued)

Hyundai Motor

Hyundai Motor (continued)

Mahindra and Mahindra Ltd

Mahindra and Mahindra Ltd (continued)

Key Trends Impacting the Passenger Vehicle Market in India

Trend 1—Growth of the UV Segment in India

Trend 1—Growth of the UV Segment in India (continued)

Trend 2—Decline of Diesel-powered Cars

Trend 2—Decline of Diesel-powered Cars (continued)

Trend 2—Decline of Diesel-powered Cars (continued)

Trend 3—Growth of the Used Car Market in India

Trend 3—Growth of the Used Car Market in India (continued)

Growth of Electric Vehicles in India

Trend 5—Revenue From Downstream Services

Trend 6—Penetration of Advanced Infotainment Systems in Cars

Trend 6—Penetration of Advanced Infotainment Systems in Cars (continued)

Trend 6—Penetration of Advanced Infotainment Systems in Cars (continued)

Trend 6—Penetration of Advanced Infotainment Systems in Cars (continued)

Trend 6—Penetration of Advanced Infotainment Systems in Cars (continued)

Trend 6—Penetration of Advanced Infotainment Systems in Cars (continued)

—Trend 7—Growth of Automatic Transmission in Cars

—Trend 7—Growth of Automatic Transmission in Cars (continued)

—Trend 7—Growth of Automatic Transmission in Cars (continued)

Trend 8—Increasing Importance of Safety in Indian Cars

Trend 8—Increasing Importance of Safety in Indian Cars (continued)

Trend 9—Digitization in the Indian PV Market

Trend 9—Digitization in the Indian PV Market (continued)

Trend 9—Digitization in the Indian PV Market (continued)

Trend 9—Digitization in the Indian PV Market (continued)

Trend 9—Digitization in the Indian PV Market (continued)

Trend 10—Mobility as a Service: Indian New Mobility Market

Trend 10—Mobility as a Service

Trend 10—Mobility as a Service: eHailing Market Growth in India

Trend 10—Mobility as a Service Case Study: Revv

Trend 11—Growing Aftermarket Customer Retention Strategies by OEMs

Trend 12—Key Partnerships in the Indian Passenger Car Ecosystem

Trend 13—Development of Modular Vehicle Platforms

Trend 13—Development of Modular Vehicle Platforms (continued)

ePassenger Car Outlook in India

Growth of Electric Vehicles in India

Current EV Charging Stations in India—An Overview

Market Size of the EV Component Industry in 2025

Overview of Startups in the Indian Automotive space

OEM Offerings in the Shared Mobility Space Case Study—Glyd

Evolution of BS Norms in India

BS-IV to BS-VI Transformation—Reduction in Emission Caps

Bharat New Vehicle Safety Assessment Program (BNVSAP)

Domestic Sales Forecast—Scenario Analysis

Factors Impacting the PV Market in India

Growth Opportunity 1—M&A, JVs in the Electric Ecosystem

Strategic Imperatives for Success and Growth

Key Conclusions and Future Outlook

Top 3 Predictions for the PV Market

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List of Abbreviations

List of Abbreviations (continued)

Market Engineering Methodology

List of Exhibits

List of Exhibits (continued)

List of Exhibits (continued)

List of Exhibits (continued)

List of Exhibits (continued)

The Frost & Sullivan Story

Value Proposition—Future of Your Company & Career

Global Perspective

Industry Convergence

360º Research Perspective

Implementation Excellence

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Domestic sales in the Indian Passenger Vehicle (PV) market declined by 9.1% to reach 3 million units in FY 2020. The study estimates the market size of the Indian PV market, as well as segment forecasts up to 2024, with due consideration for the various factors driving and restraining its growth. The segmental shifts in the PV market in India are evident from the greater number of participants and available models in the hatchback and the UV segments. The disparity within the segments is also clear in the shifting segmental share within the market. Naturally, the competition among market participants has intensified in these growing and popular segments (e.g., UVs). The competitive scenario is expected to be further impacted by the entry of new participants in the market from 2021. However, more than 50% of the market share remains with a single OEM. The market has also witnessed rapid growth and increasing popularity of a few companies, with their well-received new product launches in 2018–2019 and greater focus on rural segments. This research entails the latest trends in the Indian PV market. The electric vehicles market in the country is gaining traction with the entry of new market participants and government incentives .Cars eRetailing and digitalization trends have been major disrupters in 2020. A move toward active safety features is another key trend witnessed in the market. Airbag and sensor penetration is increasing incrementally across all vehicle segments, and the next logical step toward driver and passenger safety in India is expected to be active safety features. Ride-hailing and ride-sharing service categories are highly competitive in India, with a few participants having the biggest market shares and new participants entering the segment with innovative offerings and OEM tie-ups. The study also focuses on regional trends, such as diesel decline, electrification, and other technological trends (e.g., connected cars). From a connectivity perspective, OEMs are introducing safety and security offerings through connectivity and differentiating their car models by providing better infotainment systems. Furthermore, the PV market in India is expected to witness increased diffusion of automotive transmission technologies such as Automatic Manual Transmission (AMT), Continuous Variable Transmission (CVT), Dual-clutch Transmission (DCT), and Stepped-Automatic Transmission (S-AT). Out of these, certain transmission technologies are expected to see higher diffusion than others, due to OEM interest and affordability. The study analyzes key market drivers and restraints and concludes with the key strategic imperatives for growth and success in the market.
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Author Anjana Venkataraman
Industries Automotive
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Indian Passenger Vehicle Market Outlook, 2020

AutomotiveIndian Passenger Vehicle Market Outlook, 2020

Sales Decline by 9.1% and Reach 3.0 Million Units in FY 2020, Owing to BS-VI Implementation and Weak Buying Sentiments

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25-Mar-2020
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South Asia, Middle East & North Africa
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Market Outlook
Research Code: ME38-01-00-00-00
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