The automobile industry in the country is expected to report mixed performance across segments for June 2025, with flat to mid-single digit growth projected for two-wheelers and tractors, and a flattish to mid-high single-digit decline likely for commercial vehicles (CVs) and passenger vehic
The automotive sector is expected to perform well in the coming years, especially in the two-wheeler (2W), tractor, and SUV segments, according to Nuvama report.
Electric vehicles (EVs), along with hybrid passenger vehicles and electric two-wheelers, are likely to face the most impact from China's recent restrictions on rare earth materials (REMs), according to a report by Nuvama.
India is engaged with China both commercially and diplomatically on the issue of rare earth minerals supply and is making all efforts to see that essential imports happen, Commerce Secretary Sunil Barthwal said on Monday.
Rare earth magnets, low in cost but critical in function, could emerge as a key supply-side risk for India's automotive sector if China's export restrictions and delays in shipment clearances persist, according to a report by Crisil Ratings.
The Indian auto sector will witness a low single-digit growth in the Financial Year 2026 (FY26E) for commercial vehicle (CV) players, said a report by Axis Security.
As more consumers in India opt for higher-end vehicles and premium features (like sunroofs, ADAS, etc.), the demand for advanced and higher-value auto components will see a sustained growth, said a report by Ambit Capital.
The growth of the Indian automobile sector will stay in single digits in the fiscal year 2026 (FY26) at 8 per cent, said Jefferies in its latest report on the sector.
The automobile industry is heading for a major transformation by 2030, driven by growing demand for safety features, electric vehicles, and smart technologies, according to a recent report by NITI Aayog.
India's growth in the global automobile sector is held back due to a lack of innovation, primarily driven by inadequate Research and Development (R&D) infrastructure, says a report by NITI Aayog.
The Indian automobile sector is expected to report weak fourth-quarter results because of subdued demand in both domestic and global markets, according to a report by HDFC Securities.
The auto component industry in the country is facing export challenges due to the ongoing overhang of tariffs by the USA. In addition, currency depreciation has led to demand weakness in a few Middle Eastern countries and a major slowdown in the European region, says a report by DAM Capital