The document summarizes India's growing potential for vehicle recycling. It notes that with increasing vehicle numbers, proper disposal of end-of-life vehicles is a priority. The government is drafting a new scrapping policy that will incentivize owners to surrender old polluting vehicles. This could push over 28 million vehicles off the road, generating steel scrap worth Rs 320 billion and boosting automobile industry turnover over 4 times to Rs 20,000 billion. The conference aims to discuss opportunities and challenges in India's vehicle recycling sector including policies, technologies, and impacts on steel production.
What Is The Future of Electric vehicles in India by 2030
Under this mission, the Government would use the following mechanisms/ policies to increase the usage of electric vehicles in India
National Electric Mobility Plan (NEMMP) 2020 targets to deploy 5 to 7 million electric vehicles in the country by 2020
Permissive legislation: Legislations to allow usage of electric vehicles in various areas, if not already allowed.
Source- http://e-vehicleinfo.com/
This document outlines India's roadmap for electric vehicle implementation. It discusses the necessity of EVs in India to reduce emissions, lessen dependence on oil, and promote sustainable development. Global EV trends in countries like Norway, the US, China, and France are examined in terms of drivers, policies, incentives, and public investments supporting EV adoption. India's progress toward EVs since 2012 is reviewed. Key aspects of India's EV implementation roadmap are identified, including developing indigenous battery technology, securing lithium imports, expanding charging infrastructure, making EVs affordable, addressing consumer concerns about range, and establishing social acceptance. The roadmap highlights challenges but presents a path for India to realize its EV goals.
India case study - Future of Electric Vehicles in Road Passenger Mobility of ...IEA-ETSAP
The document discusses future scenarios for electric vehicles (EVs) in India's passenger transport sector. It presents three scenarios: Business As Usual, a National EV Policy scenario, and an EV scenario combined with a 2 degree Celsius global warming target. The National EV Policy scenario assumes policies that support EVs, while the combined scenario also includes a rising carbon price leading to decarbonization of electricity generation. The scenarios estimate EV market share, electricity demand, and impacts on air pollution and CO2 emissions through 2050. While EVs alone may not reduce emissions, the combined scenario shows EVs contributing meaningful emission reductions under a global climate target.
India Electric Vehicle Market 2018 2025: Report SampleANS MarketPro
India Electric Vehicle Market 2018-2025: Analytics, Value Chain, Strategy, Investment and Competitor Mapping, By Type of EV Technology (BEV, PHEV), By Type of Vehicle (Passenger Cars, Two-Wheelers, Three-Wheelers, Commercial Vehicles), By Charging Infrastructure (Normal Charging and High-Power Charging), By End-user (Individuals, Commercial Enterprises and Government) and Geography
This document discusses the feasibility of electric buses for public transportation in Tampere, Finland. It analyzes the total cost of ownership of electric buses compared to diesel buses over 10 years. The analysis finds that with end-stop charging and current battery and infrastructure prices, electric buses would have a slightly lower total cost. It also discusses strategies for pilot programs and tenders to help reduce risks and costs for both cities and manufacturers as the electric bus technology matures.
This document is an industry project report submitted by Pranav V. Dorle for their Master's degree program. The report examines trends in electric vehicles with respect to cab aggregators and provides a cost-benefit analysis. It includes an introduction to electric vehicles and their history. It also discusses the electric vehicle industry in India and provides an overview of the automobile industry in India. The report was conducted under the guidance of Prof. Sandeep Nemlekar for Chetana's R.K. Institute of Management and Research.
What Is The Future of Electric vehicles in India by 2030
Under this mission, the Government would use the following mechanisms/ policies to increase the usage of electric vehicles in India
National Electric Mobility Plan (NEMMP) 2020 targets to deploy 5 to 7 million electric vehicles in the country by 2020
Permissive legislation: Legislations to allow usage of electric vehicles in various areas, if not already allowed.
Source- http://e-vehicleinfo.com/
This document outlines India's roadmap for electric vehicle implementation. It discusses the necessity of EVs in India to reduce emissions, lessen dependence on oil, and promote sustainable development. Global EV trends in countries like Norway, the US, China, and France are examined in terms of drivers, policies, incentives, and public investments supporting EV adoption. India's progress toward EVs since 2012 is reviewed. Key aspects of India's EV implementation roadmap are identified, including developing indigenous battery technology, securing lithium imports, expanding charging infrastructure, making EVs affordable, addressing consumer concerns about range, and establishing social acceptance. The roadmap highlights challenges but presents a path for India to realize its EV goals.
India case study - Future of Electric Vehicles in Road Passenger Mobility of ...IEA-ETSAP
The document discusses future scenarios for electric vehicles (EVs) in India's passenger transport sector. It presents three scenarios: Business As Usual, a National EV Policy scenario, and an EV scenario combined with a 2 degree Celsius global warming target. The National EV Policy scenario assumes policies that support EVs, while the combined scenario also includes a rising carbon price leading to decarbonization of electricity generation. The scenarios estimate EV market share, electricity demand, and impacts on air pollution and CO2 emissions through 2050. While EVs alone may not reduce emissions, the combined scenario shows EVs contributing meaningful emission reductions under a global climate target.
India Electric Vehicle Market 2018 2025: Report SampleANS MarketPro
India Electric Vehicle Market 2018-2025: Analytics, Value Chain, Strategy, Investment and Competitor Mapping, By Type of EV Technology (BEV, PHEV), By Type of Vehicle (Passenger Cars, Two-Wheelers, Three-Wheelers, Commercial Vehicles), By Charging Infrastructure (Normal Charging and High-Power Charging), By End-user (Individuals, Commercial Enterprises and Government) and Geography
This document discusses the feasibility of electric buses for public transportation in Tampere, Finland. It analyzes the total cost of ownership of electric buses compared to diesel buses over 10 years. The analysis finds that with end-stop charging and current battery and infrastructure prices, electric buses would have a slightly lower total cost. It also discusses strategies for pilot programs and tenders to help reduce risks and costs for both cities and manufacturers as the electric bus technology matures.
This document is an industry project report submitted by Pranav V. Dorle for their Master's degree program. The report examines trends in electric vehicles with respect to cab aggregators and provides a cost-benefit analysis. It includes an introduction to electric vehicles and their history. It also discusses the electric vehicle industry in India and provides an overview of the automobile industry in India. The report was conducted under the guidance of Prof. Sandeep Nemlekar for Chetana's R.K. Institute of Management and Research.
Pulbished on www.youtube.com/pratinii.
Interesting basics of EVs which will satiate our curiosity about them and help us take informed decisions on owning an EV.
Two-Wheelers Electric vehicles Outlook in India | Report RedSeer
The document discusses the history and growth of electric two-wheelers (E2Ws) in India. It begins with the global origins of electric vehicles in the late 18th/early 19th century. It then covers the key milestones in India, including the first EVs introduced in 1996, government initiatives like FAME I and II starting in 2015, and the recent rapid growth since 2017. The adoption of E2Ws is seen as pivotal to reducing emissions and fuel imports in India given its large two-wheeler market size. The total EV penetration in India reached around 3.2% in 2022, with E2Ws representing around 4% of that figure.
This document provides an overview of TVS Motor Company, a leading Indian motorcycle manufacturer. It discusses TVS's product lineup, including popular models like the Apache RTR 160, Apache RTR 180, Apache RTR 200 4V, Phoenix, StarCity Plus, Sport, Jupiter, Wego, Scooty Zest, ScootyPepPlus, and XL Heavy Duty. It also provides background on TVS, founded in 1979, outlining its achievements and awards. The objectives of the study are to analyze customer satisfaction levels with TVS, examine behavioral factors in choosing TVS bikes, study opinions of TVS bike features, and provide suggestions to improve satisfaction. The scope is assessing trends in consumer behavior toward TVS two-
This document discusses various electric vehicle technologies including electric bikes, cars, vans, trucks and buses. It provides details on different battery technologies used for electric vehicles such as lead acid, nickel-cadmium, nickel-metal hydride and lithium-ion batteries. The document specifically focuses on lead acid battery technologies that are suitable for electric three-wheelers or e-rickshaws due to their high energy density and good cycle life. It also lists considerations for the implementation and expansion of electric vehicle technologies and e-rickshaws in various markets.
Electric vehicles in india in 2021_economic and feasibility analysis of ownin...Pratima Pandey
This document provides an overview of the government and market perspectives on electric vehicles in India in 2021. It discusses whether owning an electric vehicle is economically and practically feasible currently. It covers general EV facts, state policies supporting adoption, the FAME 2 subsidy program, brands and prices of EVs, fuel cost savings compared to gasoline vehicles, maintenance costs, and practical considerations like charging options, safety, and parts replacement support. The document aims to aid individuals' decisions about owning an EV in India based on current circumstances.
This document provides an overview of the automotive industry in India and discusses electric vehicles and hybrid electric vehicles. It notes that India has one of the largest automotive markets in the world. It then discusses the major automotive manufacturing clusters in India and lists some of the major electric vehicle manufacturers. Finally, it provides a list of passenger vehicle, two-wheeler, and commercial vehicle manufacturing facilities in India.
The document provides an overview of electric vehicles (EVs) in India. It discusses the Indian automobile industry and the government's policies and plans to promote EVs, such as the National Electric Mobility Mission Plan 2020 and FAME (Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Hybrid and Electric Vehicles) scheme. The government aims to transition India's mobility to electric and establish the country as a global EV leader through targets, regulations, manufacturing incentives, and investments in charging infrastructure.
Some Organizations in the Indian Auto sector have resolved the chronic conflicts and created a harmonious supply chain where demand and supply is synchronized almost perfectly.
- JK Tyre industries Ltd is the pioneer of radial technology in India and the market leader in bus and truck radials. It has successful production, marketing, finance, and HR departments working across its six domestic plants and three international plants.
- The presentation provided an overview of JK Tyres' Madurai plant, including details about the company's mission, vision, competitors, departments, financial data, strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threats, findings from the study, and suggestions.
- The HR department works to care for employees through various schemes, medical assistance, financial aid, and help developing amenities, while the R&D department aims to improve product quality and performance.
This document discusses the challenges and solutions related to electric mobility and power utilities. It notes that 93% of transportation energy comes from fossil fuels that will be depleted by 2050. Electric vehicles can help address this by providing an alternative with no emissions or pollution. However, electric mobility faces challenges related to battery technology, vehicle range, and grid infrastructure. Smart grids and vehicle-grid integration can help optimize electric vehicle charging. Future developments aim to improve batteries and charging solutions to make electric mobility more viable and sustainable.
GAIL (India) Ltd is India's largest state-owned natural gas processing and distribution company. It was established in 1984 as a Central Public Sector Undertaking. GAIL engages in several business segments including natural gas, LPG transmission, petrochemicals, city gas distribution and more. In 2013, GAIL was conferred with Maharatna status, providing it greater financial and operational autonomy. It is a pioneer in India's city gas distribution business and aims to achieve excellence across its diverse energy businesses.
State of the-Indian Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Market (An In-depth analy...Mirdul Amin Sarkar
Electric Vehicle(EV) is the sexiest transportation system of the 21st century. In India, Electric Vehicles (EVs) are the new talk of town not only because it helps to reduce emissions, but also they give the owner a status in society, that of one conscious of the environment, a green crusader of sorts
The document discusses electric vehicles in India, including the current status of EVs, government initiatives to promote EVs such as the FAME program, and guidelines for charging infrastructure. It notes that EVs currently make up only 1% of vehicle sales but the government aims to increase this to 30% by 2030 through incentives for production and purchase of EVs and by building out charging infrastructure nationwide.
This document provides an overview of electric vehicles, including their history, components, design considerations, manufacturing process, and advantages over gasoline-powered vehicles. It discusses how electric vehicles first emerged in the late 1800s but declined as gasoline vehicles improved. Recent concerns over pollution and limited resources have led to a resurgence in electric vehicle research and development. The key components of an electric vehicle include batteries, electric motors, motor controllers, and charging systems. Vehicle design must consider factors like weight, battery type and placement, and drivetrain configuration.
GAIL (India) Limited is India's largest natural gas processing and distribution company headquartered in New Delhi. It has six business segments: transmission services, trading, LPG and liquid hydrocarbons, city gas distribution, petrochemicals, and telecom. GAIL transmits over 3/4 of natural gas in India through pipelines and sells over half of the natural gas in India. It operates over 2/3 of CNG stations in the country and produces 1/5 of polyethylene in India. GAIL also supplies gas for half of fertilizers produced and gas-based power generation in India.
The document provides an overview of the automobile industry in India. It discusses that the industry contributes 4% to India's GDP and employs over 10 million people. It summarizes that Maruti, Tata, and Mahindra & Mahindra are major players in the passenger vehicle, commercial vehicle, and tractor segments respectively. The document also outlines various career opportunities and discusses the future prospects of growth for the Indian automobile industry.
Electric vehicles are becoming an increasingly viable alternative to traditional gasoline-powered vehicles. The Indian government has implemented several policies and initiatives to promote electric vehicle adoption, including the FAME program and state-level EV policies. However, electric vehicles still only account for a small fraction of the automotive market in India. Continued government support through subsidies and incentives along with advances in battery technology that lower costs will be needed to accelerate electric vehicle adoption in India.
Electric Vehicles in India: Challenges & Opportunities Nitin Sukh
Electric vehicles (EVs) are no longer science fiction. Scientific achievements in this space have led to the mainstreaming of EVs in the United States, Israel and some European countries. India isn’t far behind either with Mahindra-Reva, Hero Electric and other domestic OEMs leading the front. Durable lithium ion batteries, fast charging networks, efficient chassis design and electric drive trains are key links in the EV value chain and extensive technological progress has been made in all these areas. However, for EVs to truly lead GhG reduction in Indian Industry and have a positive impact on the country’s energy security, the integration of smart grids and renewable energy feeds into these grids are a must. In fact, without these two critical components, the introduction of EVs into the current ecosystem would be an ecological burden and lead to greater GhG emissions since energy will be derived from a predominantly coal powered and inefficient energy grid.
Therefore, this study undertaken by YES BANK and TERI-BCSD critically analyses the EV value chain, identifying hidden triple bottom line risks and highlighting innovative clean technologies and business models that mitigate those risks, thereby making the value chain more attractive from lending and investment perspectives. The paper also concludes with a sobering and pragmatic analysis of the current and projected EV scenario in India versus the internal combustion engine.
Swot analysis of automobile industry in IndiaShri Theja
SWOT is an important tool to understand the internal and external that affect on company's operations. This is a presentation on Swot analysis of automobile industry in India; that will help students of MBA, BBM and other discipline during exams and presentations.
This document provides a summary of a presentation on the automobile industry in India given by Raj Gupta, Mangesh Bhosle, Kalpesh Bhasagre, Sandeep Yadav, and Naresh Solanki under the guidance of Prof. Seema Ladha. It discusses the history and growth of the global automobile industry. It then focuses on the automobile industry and market in India, including political, economic, social, technological, environmental, and legal factors. It also discusses issues and challenges facing the industry like competition and sustainability. It provides an overview and background on Tata Motors, including its mission, vision, strategies, and SWOT analysis.
The automobile industry in India is one of the largest in the world and is growing rapidly. India manufactures over 11 million vehicles annually and exports around 1.5 million vehicles each year, making it one of the top vehicle manufacturers globally. Some major automobile manufacturers in India include Tata Motors, Maruti Suzuki, Ashok Leyland, and Mahindra. The industry experiences growth due to existing industrial infrastructure, skilled labor forces, and government incentives in major cities such as Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, and others. However, pollution from vehicle and factory emissions presents an issue that the government is trying to address through emission standards.
Pulbished on www.youtube.com/pratinii.
Interesting basics of EVs which will satiate our curiosity about them and help us take informed decisions on owning an EV.
Two-Wheelers Electric vehicles Outlook in India | Report RedSeer
The document discusses the history and growth of electric two-wheelers (E2Ws) in India. It begins with the global origins of electric vehicles in the late 18th/early 19th century. It then covers the key milestones in India, including the first EVs introduced in 1996, government initiatives like FAME I and II starting in 2015, and the recent rapid growth since 2017. The adoption of E2Ws is seen as pivotal to reducing emissions and fuel imports in India given its large two-wheeler market size. The total EV penetration in India reached around 3.2% in 2022, with E2Ws representing around 4% of that figure.
This document provides an overview of TVS Motor Company, a leading Indian motorcycle manufacturer. It discusses TVS's product lineup, including popular models like the Apache RTR 160, Apache RTR 180, Apache RTR 200 4V, Phoenix, StarCity Plus, Sport, Jupiter, Wego, Scooty Zest, ScootyPepPlus, and XL Heavy Duty. It also provides background on TVS, founded in 1979, outlining its achievements and awards. The objectives of the study are to analyze customer satisfaction levels with TVS, examine behavioral factors in choosing TVS bikes, study opinions of TVS bike features, and provide suggestions to improve satisfaction. The scope is assessing trends in consumer behavior toward TVS two-
This document discusses various electric vehicle technologies including electric bikes, cars, vans, trucks and buses. It provides details on different battery technologies used for electric vehicles such as lead acid, nickel-cadmium, nickel-metal hydride and lithium-ion batteries. The document specifically focuses on lead acid battery technologies that are suitable for electric three-wheelers or e-rickshaws due to their high energy density and good cycle life. It also lists considerations for the implementation and expansion of electric vehicle technologies and e-rickshaws in various markets.
Electric vehicles in india in 2021_economic and feasibility analysis of ownin...Pratima Pandey
This document provides an overview of the government and market perspectives on electric vehicles in India in 2021. It discusses whether owning an electric vehicle is economically and practically feasible currently. It covers general EV facts, state policies supporting adoption, the FAME 2 subsidy program, brands and prices of EVs, fuel cost savings compared to gasoline vehicles, maintenance costs, and practical considerations like charging options, safety, and parts replacement support. The document aims to aid individuals' decisions about owning an EV in India based on current circumstances.
This document provides an overview of the automotive industry in India and discusses electric vehicles and hybrid electric vehicles. It notes that India has one of the largest automotive markets in the world. It then discusses the major automotive manufacturing clusters in India and lists some of the major electric vehicle manufacturers. Finally, it provides a list of passenger vehicle, two-wheeler, and commercial vehicle manufacturing facilities in India.
The document provides an overview of electric vehicles (EVs) in India. It discusses the Indian automobile industry and the government's policies and plans to promote EVs, such as the National Electric Mobility Mission Plan 2020 and FAME (Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Hybrid and Electric Vehicles) scheme. The government aims to transition India's mobility to electric and establish the country as a global EV leader through targets, regulations, manufacturing incentives, and investments in charging infrastructure.
Some Organizations in the Indian Auto sector have resolved the chronic conflicts and created a harmonious supply chain where demand and supply is synchronized almost perfectly.
- JK Tyre industries Ltd is the pioneer of radial technology in India and the market leader in bus and truck radials. It has successful production, marketing, finance, and HR departments working across its six domestic plants and three international plants.
- The presentation provided an overview of JK Tyres' Madurai plant, including details about the company's mission, vision, competitors, departments, financial data, strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threats, findings from the study, and suggestions.
- The HR department works to care for employees through various schemes, medical assistance, financial aid, and help developing amenities, while the R&D department aims to improve product quality and performance.
This document discusses the challenges and solutions related to electric mobility and power utilities. It notes that 93% of transportation energy comes from fossil fuels that will be depleted by 2050. Electric vehicles can help address this by providing an alternative with no emissions or pollution. However, electric mobility faces challenges related to battery technology, vehicle range, and grid infrastructure. Smart grids and vehicle-grid integration can help optimize electric vehicle charging. Future developments aim to improve batteries and charging solutions to make electric mobility more viable and sustainable.
GAIL (India) Ltd is India's largest state-owned natural gas processing and distribution company. It was established in 1984 as a Central Public Sector Undertaking. GAIL engages in several business segments including natural gas, LPG transmission, petrochemicals, city gas distribution and more. In 2013, GAIL was conferred with Maharatna status, providing it greater financial and operational autonomy. It is a pioneer in India's city gas distribution business and aims to achieve excellence across its diverse energy businesses.
State of the-Indian Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Market (An In-depth analy...Mirdul Amin Sarkar
Electric Vehicle(EV) is the sexiest transportation system of the 21st century. In India, Electric Vehicles (EVs) are the new talk of town not only because it helps to reduce emissions, but also they give the owner a status in society, that of one conscious of the environment, a green crusader of sorts
The document discusses electric vehicles in India, including the current status of EVs, government initiatives to promote EVs such as the FAME program, and guidelines for charging infrastructure. It notes that EVs currently make up only 1% of vehicle sales but the government aims to increase this to 30% by 2030 through incentives for production and purchase of EVs and by building out charging infrastructure nationwide.
This document provides an overview of electric vehicles, including their history, components, design considerations, manufacturing process, and advantages over gasoline-powered vehicles. It discusses how electric vehicles first emerged in the late 1800s but declined as gasoline vehicles improved. Recent concerns over pollution and limited resources have led to a resurgence in electric vehicle research and development. The key components of an electric vehicle include batteries, electric motors, motor controllers, and charging systems. Vehicle design must consider factors like weight, battery type and placement, and drivetrain configuration.
GAIL (India) Limited is India's largest natural gas processing and distribution company headquartered in New Delhi. It has six business segments: transmission services, trading, LPG and liquid hydrocarbons, city gas distribution, petrochemicals, and telecom. GAIL transmits over 3/4 of natural gas in India through pipelines and sells over half of the natural gas in India. It operates over 2/3 of CNG stations in the country and produces 1/5 of polyethylene in India. GAIL also supplies gas for half of fertilizers produced and gas-based power generation in India.
The document provides an overview of the automobile industry in India. It discusses that the industry contributes 4% to India's GDP and employs over 10 million people. It summarizes that Maruti, Tata, and Mahindra & Mahindra are major players in the passenger vehicle, commercial vehicle, and tractor segments respectively. The document also outlines various career opportunities and discusses the future prospects of growth for the Indian automobile industry.
Electric vehicles are becoming an increasingly viable alternative to traditional gasoline-powered vehicles. The Indian government has implemented several policies and initiatives to promote electric vehicle adoption, including the FAME program and state-level EV policies. However, electric vehicles still only account for a small fraction of the automotive market in India. Continued government support through subsidies and incentives along with advances in battery technology that lower costs will be needed to accelerate electric vehicle adoption in India.
Electric Vehicles in India: Challenges & Opportunities Nitin Sukh
Electric vehicles (EVs) are no longer science fiction. Scientific achievements in this space have led to the mainstreaming of EVs in the United States, Israel and some European countries. India isn’t far behind either with Mahindra-Reva, Hero Electric and other domestic OEMs leading the front. Durable lithium ion batteries, fast charging networks, efficient chassis design and electric drive trains are key links in the EV value chain and extensive technological progress has been made in all these areas. However, for EVs to truly lead GhG reduction in Indian Industry and have a positive impact on the country’s energy security, the integration of smart grids and renewable energy feeds into these grids are a must. In fact, without these two critical components, the introduction of EVs into the current ecosystem would be an ecological burden and lead to greater GhG emissions since energy will be derived from a predominantly coal powered and inefficient energy grid.
Therefore, this study undertaken by YES BANK and TERI-BCSD critically analyses the EV value chain, identifying hidden triple bottom line risks and highlighting innovative clean technologies and business models that mitigate those risks, thereby making the value chain more attractive from lending and investment perspectives. The paper also concludes with a sobering and pragmatic analysis of the current and projected EV scenario in India versus the internal combustion engine.
Swot analysis of automobile industry in IndiaShri Theja
SWOT is an important tool to understand the internal and external that affect on company's operations. This is a presentation on Swot analysis of automobile industry in India; that will help students of MBA, BBM and other discipline during exams and presentations.
This document provides a summary of a presentation on the automobile industry in India given by Raj Gupta, Mangesh Bhosle, Kalpesh Bhasagre, Sandeep Yadav, and Naresh Solanki under the guidance of Prof. Seema Ladha. It discusses the history and growth of the global automobile industry. It then focuses on the automobile industry and market in India, including political, economic, social, technological, environmental, and legal factors. It also discusses issues and challenges facing the industry like competition and sustainability. It provides an overview and background on Tata Motors, including its mission, vision, strategies, and SWOT analysis.
The automobile industry in India is one of the largest in the world and is growing rapidly. India manufactures over 11 million vehicles annually and exports around 1.5 million vehicles each year, making it one of the top vehicle manufacturers globally. Some major automobile manufacturers in India include Tata Motors, Maruti Suzuki, Ashok Leyland, and Mahindra. The industry experiences growth due to existing industrial infrastructure, skilled labor forces, and government incentives in major cities such as Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, and others. However, pollution from vehicle and factory emissions presents an issue that the government is trying to address through emission standards.
The document provides an overview of the automobile industry in India and analyzes Mahindra & Mahindra. It discusses that India has emerged as the 6th largest producer of passenger vehicles globally. The key segments in the industry are two-wheelers, passenger vehicles, and commercial vehicles. It then performs a SWOT analysis, PESTEL analysis, Porter's 5 forces analysis, and evaluates Mahindra & Mahindra using these frameworks. Key strengths of M&M highlighted are its strong brand, innovation, and ability to produce sturdy vehicles suited for Indian roads. The analysis identifies opportunities for M&M in developing new vehicle types while also noting threats from competition and rising fuel prices.
The automobiles industry is one of India's core industries and plays a key role in economic development. It has grown significantly in recent years due to factors such as new models and management systems. The industry includes major players in cars, two-wheelers, commercial vehicles and tractors. The government has initiated programs to promote innovation, infrastructure and electric vehicles to further develop the industry. Future growth depends on increasing affordability, demand, and investments from companies planning new plants in India.
This report provides an overview of the alloy wheel manufacturing industry in India. It discusses the growth in the automobile industry in India in recent years due to initiatives by the government and investments by foreign automakers. It also summarizes the production, demand, imports, and exports of alloy wheels in India from 2008-2020. The report then describes the manufacturing process for alloy wheels and provides a cost analysis and profitability projections for starting an alloy wheel manufacturing plant in India.
The document summarizes a summer training project on studying the quantity of diesel remaining in pipes after engine testing. It provides background on the automobile industry trends and Ashok Leyland company. It then describes the engine testing process, including rigging, parameter running, and derigging. Data collected from three test cells shows the average quantity of diesel remaining in pipes after testing varies from 86ml to 131ml depending on the test cell.
This document provides an overview of the global and Indian automobile industries. It discusses key statistics such as the largest producers and Indian market segments. The top 3 Indian companies are listed as Maruti Suzuki, Hyundai, and Tata Motors. Government policies to promote the industry are outlined. A PESTEL analysis identifies relevant political, economic, social, technological, environmental, and legal factors. Finally, Porter's Five Forces model is applied to analyze competitive rivalry, threat of substitutes, supplier power, buyer power, and threat of new entry.
The Indian automotive industry has grown significantly over the past decades. It is now the 4th largest market globally in terms of volume. Passenger vehicles account for the majority of the market, with over 3 million units sold annually between 2012-2017. Maruti Suzuki dominates the market, capturing over 70% share, followed by Hyundai. Key factors driving growth include rising incomes, lower financing costs, and improved infrastructure. However, challenges remain around developing infrastructure further, increasing cost competitiveness, and ensuring availability of raw materials and advanced technology to support continued expansion.
The document provides an overview of the cement industry in India. Some key points:
- India is the second largest cement producer and market in the world. Production capacity is expected to reach 550 million tonnes by 2025.
- The industry is dominated by large private players, with the top 20 companies accounting for around 70% of total production.
- Key growth drivers for the industry include increased infrastructure spending, the government's housing initiatives, and overall urbanization. Cement demand is expected to grow at a CAGR of 5-6% between FY17-FY20.
- Major players in the industry are undertaking expansion plans and new investments to increase capacity and gain a stronger footh
Ultratech Cement is India's largest cement producer and the fifth largest globally. It has a wide geographic reach with operations spanning India, UAE, Bahrain, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. Ultratech has 18 integrated plants, 1 white cement plant, 1 clinkerisation plant, and 2 WallCare putty plants. It is the largest exporter of cement from India, meeting demand in countries across the Indian Ocean, Africa, Europe and the Middle East.
The automobile industry in India is one of the largest in the world, currently accounting for 7.1% of India's GDP. It consists of numerous vehicle manufacturers, including 15 passenger car manufacturers, 9 commercial vehicle makers, and 16 two and three-wheeler companies. The industry has seen major growth since liberalization in the 1990s, when global brands first invested in India, and vehicle production has increased from 2 million annually in 1991 to over 23 million currently. However, India still only accounts for about 3% of global vehicle production. The industry is expected to continue growing significantly, contributing more to the economy and creating many new jobs.
This document provides an overview of the automobile industry in India. It discusses the growth and evolution of the industry from the 1970s to present day. Key points include:
- India now has a large domestic automobile industry producing cars, commercial vehicles, two-wheelers and more.
- Growth has been driven by rising incomes, a young population, lower costs than other countries, and government support through policies.
- The industry is expected to continue growing significantly in the coming years, supported by India's demographic trends and expanding middle class.
Vibrant Gujarat Summit on Auto Care, Automotive Industries in india and their...Vibrant Gujarat
Challenges of Automotive Components Industries in India,
Future of Automotive Oils in India and
Highly Efficient and Environmentally friendly Paint Shops for Automotive Production.
Ultratech Cement is the largest cement producer in India with an annual capacity of 67 million tonnes as of 2017. It has recently acquired the cement business of Jaiprakash Associates, making it the third largest player globally. The company plans to expand its capacity further to 71 million tonnes through brownfield and greenfield expansion projects involving investments of over $1 billion. It aims to leverage India's growing cement demand driven by housing and infrastructure development.
The automobile industry in India is the tenth largest in the world and is expected to overtake China. It contributes 3.1% to India's GDP and is dominated by domestic companies. Two-wheelers form the major share of domestic sales while passenger vehicles lead exports. Key players in different segments include Hero, Maruti, Ashok Leyland and Tata Motors. The industry has experienced major changes over the years including delicensing, increased competition and diversification. While the industry is currently in a slowdown, factors like rising incomes, exports and innovation are expected to boost growth in the long run.
The automotive industry is a major global economic sector involving the design, development, manufacture, marketing and sale of motor vehicles. The Indian automotive industry has grown rapidly since market liberalization in 1991 and is now one of the largest in the world. In Kerala, automobile sales have seen strong growth in recent decades driven by rising incomes. Popular car brands in Kerala include Maruti, Hyundai, Ford and Volkswagen, with Maruti maintaining a strong market leading position. The AM Group operates multiple automotive dealerships in northern Kerala representing brands like Maruti, Honda and IOC lubricants.
An Analytical Study on Ratios Influencing Profitability of Selected Indian Au...Dr. Amarjeet Singh
Every country with a well-developed transportation network has a well-developed economy. The automobile industry is a critical engine of the nation's economic development. The automobile industry has significant backward and forward links with every area of the economy, as well as a strong and progressive multiplier impact. The automotive industry and the auto component industry are both included in the vehicle industry. It includes passenger waggons, light, medium, and heavy commercial vehicles, as well as multi-utility vehicles such as jeeps, three-wheelers, military vehicles, motorcycles, tractors, and auto-components such as engine parts, batteries, drive transmission parts, electrical, suspension and chassis parts, and body and other parts. In the last several years, India's automobile sector has seen incredible growth in sales, production, innovation, and exports. India's car industry has emerged as one of the best in the world, and the auto-ancillary sector is poised to assist the vehicle sector's expansion. Vehicle manufacturers and auto-parts manufacturers account for a significant component of global motorised manufacturing. Vehicle manufacturers from across the world are keeping a close eye on the Indian auto sector in order to assess future demand and establish India as a global manufacturing base. The current research focuses on three automotive behemoths: TATA Motors, MRF, and Mahindra & Mahindra.
Ultratech Cement is India's largest cement producer with an annual production capacity of 67 million tonnes. It operates integrated plants, white cement plants, and WallCare putty plants across India, UAE, Bahrain, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. Ultratech is the largest exporter of cement from India, meeting demand in countries across regions like the Indian Ocean, Africa, Europe and the Middle East. The company recently acquired the cement business of Jaiprakash Associates for $2.4 billion, increasing its production capacity.
The document provides an overview of the Indian tyre industry. Some key points:
- The Indian tyre industry had a turnover of Rs. 25,000 crores in 2009-2010, producing 13.5 lakh metric tons of tyres. The top 10 companies account for over 95% of production.
- Raw materials like natural rubber, butyl rubber, and nylon account for 63% of industry costs. India imports some raw materials due to insufficient domestic production.
- Growth in the automobile industry, driven by rising incomes, GDP growth, and infrastructure spending, is driving demand for tyres. Major automobile companies are expanding production.
- Leading tyre manufacturers include MRF,
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2. RECYCLING
AUTO
IN INDIA
A High Potential Opportunity
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With increasing number of vehicles
on Indian roads, proper management,
treatment and disposal of vehicles at
their End-of-Life has become top priority.
There's high emphasis to make scrapping
of vehicles safer and environment-friendly.
It is gaining pace after
National Green Tribunal (NGT)
ordered a ban on 10-year old diesel
and 15-year old petrol cars in Delhi.
- Emerging Markets
Government of India is drafting a new scrapping—
or end-of-life policy that will provide incentives
to the owner for surrendering an old polluting
vehicle.
The government’s proposed policy may push—
over 28 million vehicles off the road.
About 8-9 million vehicles are initially expected—
to come for recycling, which may double by
2020.
An average car has 65-70% Steel scrap, 7-8%—
Aluminum scrap, 1.5 % Copper and 15-20%
Rubber and Plastics.
India imports about 5-6 million tonnes of steel—
scrap, 0.8 million tonnes of Aluminium scrap and
0.2 million tonnes of copper scrap.
India to be world’s 3rd largest car market by—
2020.
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3. A Multi-Billion
Recycling vehicle will not only help conserve environment,
but also open avenues for scrap recycling in India. Experts claim
it could be an industry worth billions of dollars.
Dollar Business
RECYCLING
AUTO
IN INDIA
A High Potential Opportunity
An average car weighs 1400 to 1600 kgs, which generates—
about 950 kgs of Steel Scrap, 105 kgs of Aluminium Scrap, 20
kgs of Copper Scrap and 200-250 kgs of Plastics and Rubber
scrap.
At current scrap prices, a passenger vehicle can fetch around—
INR 25,000-30,000 (USD 380-450).
Assuming 3 million cars come for recycling; this can generate—
total business of 1.2 billion dollar.
Mahindra Intertrade has signed an MoU with government—
owned MSTC to set up India’s first auto shredding unit
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4. Auto Recycling
The global rate of ELV generation is increasing and there is a need
to ensure that these ELVs become resources for future automobile
manufacturing.
Over 30 million vehicles are recycled every year.
United States: The famous $3 billion US federal 'cash for clunkers' scheme
succeeded in improving fuel efficiency by 58% in the country.
The UK introduced a scrappage incentive scheme in the 2009United Kingdom:
budget whereby scrapping a car more than 10 years old allowed for a £2,000
cash incentive with the money being shared equally between the government
and the auto industry.
Japan: Japan introduced a program for 1 year from 1st April 2009 onwards,
offering up to 250,000 yen (USD 2,500) to trade in vehicles 13 years old or more
for new environmentally friendly cars.
in Developed Nations
Germany: The largest scrappage scheme ever, Germany
paid a premium of €2,500 (USD 3,320) to every owner
of a car older than nine years when buying a new car.
China: China substituted an estimated 2.7 million high
polluters from the national car fleet by offering rebates of
$450 to $900 from June 2009 to May 2010.
Malaysia: Launched in 2009, a scrappage scheme paying
at least 10 years old vehicle owners MR 5,000 ($1,354).
The incentive was shared equally by the government and
auto makers.
Region
No of Vehicles
Recycled
Policy Since
Steel Scrap
Generation
in 2015 (MnT)
EU 9 million 2000 102
US 12-15 million 66
Japan 5-6 million 2005 41
China 5-6 million 2008 81
India 3-4 million* Yet to come 13
* Potential
RECYCLING
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IN INDIA
A High Potential Opportunity
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5.
6. Indian government’s policy on Vehicle Recycling
Market potential for Vehicle Recycling in India
Commercial viability of the project in India
Vehicle Recycling in developed nations Vs India
Technologies for Vehicle Recycling
Waste Management
MSTC’s role in Auto Shredding in India
Impact of Recycling on Indian steel and sponge iron industry
Avenues for non ferrous scrap recycling in India
On the back of an increasing need to contain pollution from
old decaying vehicles in India, the Ministry of Road Transport
& Highways is proposing a voluntary vehicle modernization
policy which will incentivize owners for surrendering their
decade-old vehicles.
The proposed policy may immediately push over
28 million vehicles off the roads. And this could generate
steel scrap worth Rs 320 billion. Experts estimate it will also
boost automobile industry turnover by over 4 times
to Rs 20,000 billion.
As India’s first scrap recycling conference, it is an opportunity
to find out more about the end of life vehicle policy and the
change this could bring in how and how much steel is produced
& consumed in the country. It will include discussions on ferrous
& non-ferrous scrap and its application in a thriving automobile
industry.
About the Know more
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A High Potential Opportunity
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7. SK TRIPATHI
Ex-CMD, MSTC
SK Tripathi is the Ex-CMD of MSTC
Limited, who has been instrumental in
pushing Auto Shredding in India.
Under his leadership, MSTC signed a
MoU to establish India's first
auto shredding unit in Gujarat.
Along with MRAI, MSTC under Ministry
of Steel has also initiated to frame a
Metal Recycling Policy for India.
Alekh Tiwari
Director, KPMG
Management Consulting
ANUBHAV WADHWA
CEO & Founder, Tyrelessly
Anubhav Wadhwa is a 17-year old
technology entrepreneur and bottom
of pyramid sustainable development
activist. He is the Founder & CEO of
Tyrelessly which provides an
environmentally compliant End-of-Life
Tyre collection and disposal service.
At the age of 13, Anubhav was named
one of the youngest CEOs in the country
for his first entrepreneurial venture
TechAPTO.
SUMON CHOWDHURY
Chairman, RRM Group,
Bangladesh
Sumon Chowdhury is the chairman
of a leading steel manufacturing group
in Bangladesh – Rani Rerolling Mill
Group with interest also in real estate,
hospitality, automobiles and other
businesses. Bangladesh currently
imports over 1.2 million tonnes
scrap annually.
SANJAY MEHTA
President, MRAI
Sanjay Mehta is the present President
of Metal Recycling Association of India
(MRAI), the national association
representing India's ferrous and
non-ferrous metals recycling industry.
He has been strongly pushing for
'Industry Status' to Recycling Industry
in India and is also assisting Ministry
of Steel in framing a recycling policy.
Keegan Vas
Head of Sales & Marketing -
MENA, India & Turkey
Metso Recycling
*
Vijay Arora
Vice President - Strategy,
Operations & Business Development
Mahindra Intertrade Limited
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18:30 hrs
19:00 hrs
20:00 hrs
20:30 hrs
Registrations Open
Exhibitions Open
Cultural Program
Networking Cocktails & Dinner
9:00 hrs
10:00 to 11:30 hrs
11:30 to 12:00 hrs
12:00 to 13:30 hrs
Registrations Open Networking Lunch Break
Networking Tea Break
Auto Recycling Need of the Hour
Business Potential of Auto Recycling in India?
(Ferrous & Non ferrous)
Auto Recycling in India - The Plan & Policies
Role of MSTC in setting up Collection Centres,
Shredding Units
Why Auto Shredding?
Vehicle Recycling in India - Challenges & Opportunities
Make in India - Will India achieve 300 mnt
Steel Capacity Target? How?
Presentations to be followed by Panel Discussion
Presentations to be followed by Panel Discussion
Entry into Scrap Processing Business in India
Government Policies on BS Norms, ELVs, VVMP
Session I: Vehicle Recycling in India: Need of the Hour
Session II: Auto Recycling: India Plan, Policies & Potential
Friday, 09 September 2016
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13:30 to 14:30 hrs
14:30 to 16:00 hrs
16:00 to 17:00 hrs
17:00 hrs
Will India become US or Europe in
the next 5 years?
How will Vehicle Shredding
increase Steel demand in India?
Technologies for Vehicle Recycling
Will China become a Net Exporter of Scrap?
Vehicle Recycling in Developed Nations
Will Bulk imports of Scrap to India continue?
Presentations to be followed by Panel Discussion
Bangladesh to increase Scrap
Consumption
What will be the impact of increased
Scrap supply on Sponge industry?
Session III: Auto Shredding Around the World &
Recycling Technologies
Session IV: Panel Discussion
Vote of Thanks
Networking Tea
Day I
Day II
9. Steelmakers
Indenters
Importers
& Exporters
Automobile
Makers
Scrap Baling
Presses Suppliers
Shredding Tech. &
Equipment Suppliers
Shredders
Collection &
Transportation
Companies
Engineering
Companies
Ship
Breakers
Investors &
Financiers
Scrap
Suppliers
Consultants
Waste Management
Companies
RECYCLING
AUTO
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A High Potential Opportunity
Who should ATTENDExpected COMPANIES
Aadi Group Ace Ship Recycling| ACE EXIM | | ADANI GLOBAL
AKG EximADVANCE HYDRAU TECH | | AKJAY INTERNATIONAL
| AL QARYAN GROUPAl Ahmadi General Trading | Al Zarooni Al Khwaja
ALQ EXPORTERS | | ASCORP |Amtek Auto Aseem Trading FZE
| AWP METALS |Asiaglobe Trade Consortium Awp Metals
Belgian Scrap Terminal NVBELCHINA GROUP | | BRAHMPUTRA METALLIKS
Brightsun Marine Bureau Veritas Cellpap India| BUOYSAIL TR | | CARGILL |
CMC ASIA | | COTECNA INSPECTION |Colossus Trade Links Duferco Asia
| GBR METALS | | GLENCORE |EMR Group Gemini Corporation Global Metcorp
GMS | | GOLDLINE WORLDWIDE |Golden Kingdom Holdings Guardian Steels
| HUMBER INSPECTION INTERNATIONAL |Hanwa India Hyundai Corporation
IMT RECYCLERS | | ISPAT EXPORTS |Indicaa Group Jaguar Steel & Coal
| JFE SHOJI TRADE | | KRISHNAPATNAM PORTJain Hydraulics Kamachi Group
L E E L A T R A D E S T E E L & C O M M O D I T I E S | L i b e r t y H o u s e
| MAERSK LINE INDIA |Macsteel International Mediterranean Shipping Co
METCO MARKETING | | MG TRADE SERVICES |Metso India Mitsui & Co
| MTC GROUP | | NAVNEETA STEELSMJR Steels Nathani Industrial Services
O M S Y N E R G I E S | | P R I M E V I S T AO n e S t e e l R e c y c l i n g
| R SINGH & ASSOCIATESPan Gulf International General Trading
Sackers RecyclingRKG INTERNATIONAL | | SCHNITZER RECYCLING
| S I C O N |S c h o l z H o l d i n g s S I M S M e t a l M a n a g e m e n t
SOJITZ CORPORATION | | SWISS SINGAPORE OVERSEASSVP International
| TOYOTA TSUSHO | | UIL COMMODITIESTata International TSR Recycling
VILMEKS | | WALFORD INTERNATIONAL GENERAL TRADINGVital Solutions
| W A R D R E C Y C L I N G |W a l l F o r t Q a t a r Z e u s O v e r s e a s
& many others
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