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India Auto Inc off to a good start in FY2019 but rising fuel prices a concern

Sales numbers from leading OEMs point to overall robust sales in April 2018 but sharp spike in petrol and diesel prices could put a spanner in future growth. Rising interest rates could also be sales speedbreakers.

By Mayank Dhingra, Kiran Bajad & Amit Panday calendar 02 May 2018 Views icon8765 Views Share - Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to LinkedIn Share to Whatsapp
India Auto Inc off to a good start in FY2019 but rising fuel prices a concern

For every athlete, it’s a good feeling when he/she makes a good start off the starting block but what’s also important is how he/she maintains speed throughout the race. It’s a similar outlook for the Indian automobile industry.

In FY2019, with domestic market sales of nearly 25 million units (24,972,788), the industry notched 14.22 percent year-on-year growth. And exports added another 4 million units (4,041,777), up 16.12% YoY. Made-in-India production also hit a high of 29 million units, up 14.78 percent YoY.

With some OEMs across the PV, CV and two-wheeler segments announcing their sales numbers for April ...

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