Passenger vehicle exports scale a new high in FY2017, sustain drive for Ford, Nissan, VW and GM
While Hyundai, Maruti Suzuki and Nissan saw marginal growth, Ford, Volkswagen and GM saw growing demand for their made-in-India vehicles. Ford has, in fact, sailed past Maruti Suzuki India to take the No. 2 export player slot.
Even as sales of passenger vehicles in the domestic market for the just-ended FY2016-17 have crossed the 3-million mark for the first time – 3,046,727 units (+9.23%) – passenger vehicle exports too have notched their best-ever numbers. At 758,830 units shipped out of India, the PV industry has recorded 16.20 percent year-on-year export growth, the only vehicle segment to have registered double-digit growth in the last fiscal.
While India is fast developing as a hub for small car manufacturing, it is also evolving into a major export hub for small cars wherein Hyundai leads as the largest car exporter ...
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