The Revolutionized Information Technology Industry in India Has Developed an Opening for New Firms and Job Development within the Automotive Market

DUBLIN, Ireland--Nov. 1, 20051, 2005--Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c27565 ) has announced the addition of A Review Of India's Automotive Industry: Management Briefing to their offering.

There has been a massive change in India's demographics, specifically in the 2000 to 2005 period based on the country's Information Technology (IT) revolution. The growth in the mainstream IT sector and related Information Technology Enabled Services (ITES) sector has opened a big market for all forms of new jobs.

Topics Covered
India at a glance
 Changing demographics
 Consumer retail
 The latent rural sector
 India's SWOT analysis
 Strengths.
 Weakness
 Opportunities
 Threats
 Political and economic overview
 Infrastructure development
 Deregulation and reforms
 Economic growth picks up
 Stock markets are booming
 Government borrowing has been a worry
 Political timetable has slowed fiscal reforms
 Duty and taxation remain a concern
 The top three issues affecting industrial growth in India

 The light vehicle market in India
 Low penetration means huge opportunity
 Passenger car penetration - How car manufacturers fare
 Passenger vehicle market boosted by strong economy
 India's 'Big Three' focus on affordable small cars
 Market segmentation
 Segments B and C to see further growth
 Quadricycles have hit a roadblock
 Tata Motors still working on the INR100,000 car for everyman?
 Luxury segment seeing growth from a low base
 GM looks to exploit GMDAT connection in India
 Maruti cuts prices, makes the Alto its cash cow and the new Swift
 a star
 Low cost still remains a high priority

 Light vehicle manufacturing industry
 The era of licenses
 The Maruti era
 Government policy towards auto industry sees FDI constraints fully 
 lifted
 Vehicle exports seeing sharp growth
 Maruti 800's long-term future uncertain
 Tata Motors fills out Indica platform-based product range
 Hyundai chooses India as global small car hub - Santro sales boom
 Mahindra & Mahindra enjoys Scorpio success. Looks at Renault and
 the Logan
 Ford shows added commitment to India
 Hindustan Motors' Ambassador is still there
 Capacity expansion seen across the industry

 Components industry
 India looks to freer trade to develop industry further
 India's strong skill base
 Companies open up customer support centres in India
 Suppliers gain competence on a global stage
 Multinational suppliers provide the latest technology
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