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SH 2024 February 1 ICRA Automotive

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INDIAN AUTOMOBILE

INDUSTRY

Automotive sector growth


momentum to moderate in FY2025

FEBRUARY 2024
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AGENDA

1 Indian Passenger Vehicle


Industry 2 Indian Two-Wheeler Industry
3 Indian Commercial vehicle
Industry

4 Indian Three-Wheeler Industry


5 Trends in Electric Vehicle
Segment

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Highlights
The passenger vehicle (PV) industry volumes are likely to reach an all-time high of ~4.1 million units
in FY2024 (a growth of 6-9% over FY2023). Even as the underlying demand drivers remain
Click to see full report supportive, the volume growth for the segment is likely to moderate to 3-6% (from an elevated
base). Lower growth expectation for the next year factors in the waning pent-up replacement
demand and elevated inventory levels at dealerships (~50-55 days as of end January 2024).

The commercial vehicle (CV) industry saw robust growth in volumes in FY2023. On an elevated base,
the growth is expected to remain at modest levels in FY2024 (2-4% YoY), with the overall industry
6-9% volumes approaching pre-pandemic highs. For FY2025, CV volumes are expected to witness a mid-
Passenger
Vehicle single digit contraction, impacted to an extent by the inherent exposure of infrastructure activities to
3-6%
the model code of conduct, ahead of the upcoming General Elections and high base effect.

Two 8-11% The two-wheeler industry has struggled with industry volumes still below the pre-Covid peak levels,
Wheeler 7-10% with purchasing power of the consumers at the bottom end of the pyramid being eroded by the
significant rise in vehicle prices. On a curtailed base, the 2W segment volumes are estimated to grow
2-5% by 8-11% in FY2024; the gradual recovery to pre-pandemic highs is expected to continue with 7-10%
Commercial
Vehicle growth in FY2025 aided by favourable structural factors like rising per capita income, urbanisation,
(4)-(7)%
financing availability etc.

Three 46-49% Spurred by Government support in the form of subsidies, enhanced awareness and increasing
Wheeler 10-13% product launches, the electric vehicle (EV) segment has seen a material upturn in prospects over the
past two years. Amid the ongoing electrification transition across automotive segments, the OEMs
FY2024P FY2025P
are expected to continue to incur significant investments in developing EV platforms and enhancing
manufacturing capacities.

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Analytical Contact Details
Name Designation Email Contact Number

Shamsher Dewan Group Head shamsherd@icraindia.com 0124 – 4545 328

K. Srikumar Co-Group Head ksrikumar@icraindia.com 044 – 4596 4318

Kinjal Shah Co-Group Head kinjal.shah@icraindia.com 022 – 6114 3442

Rohan Gupta Sector Head rohan.kanwar@icraindia.com 0124 – 4545 808

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Business Development/Media Contact Details
Name Designation Email Contact Number

L Shivakumar Chief Business Officer shivakumar@icraindia.com 022-61693304

Neha Agarwal Head – Research Sales neha.agarwal@icraindia.com 022-61693338

Rohit Gupta Head Business Development - Infrastructure Sector rohitg@icraindia.com 0124-4545340

Vivek Bhalla Head Business Development - Financial Sector vivek.bhalla@icraindia.com 022-61693372

Vipin Saboo Head Business Development – Corporate Sector - West & East vipin.saboo@icraindia.com 022-61693348

Shivam Bhatia Head Business Development – Corporate Sector - North & South shivam.bhatia@icraindia.com 0124-4545803

Naznin Prodhani Head – Media & Communications communications@icraindia.com 0124-4545860

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