Passenger vehicle sales in India double in a decade
As the world economy sputtered in the aftermath of the economic slowdown, in India, the PV sector recorded a positive CAGR for seven consecutive fiscals between FY2007 to FY2013, while the volumes almost touched 2.7 million units in FY2013.
If the buoyant sales of passenger vehicles in the domestic market in August 2016 are any indication, then 2016-17 is headed to be a bumper year for Indian vehicle manufacturers.
Over the past 10 years, the Indian passenger vehicle industry has scaled new heights, achieved many milestones and has grown substantially – in fact, it has more than doubled in size. The growing economic prowess of the country has translated into a booming auto market, which has now been among the fastest growing ones as well.
As we take a look at the decade that has shaped and ...
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