After the production of Nano, global auto players have their eye on Indian engineering skills. Car manufacturers from all over the world are sourcing our country for competence and components.
Global car manufacturers now have a perception that India can be a hub for the production of small cars. They are confident that by outsourcing their production to India, they will benefit a lot in terms of efficiency and cost cutting.
Maruti is ready to come up with its ‘A-star’ model. The company is also laying focus on research and development for developing a unique engineering pool in India. Other car players like Hyundai, General Motors and Honda have also accepted India as a sourcing hub for next generation small cars.
The road is not long for India to become the small car hub.
Labels: Indian-car-industry, Small-Car-Hub
4 Comments:
Thats very true that India will have many new small car launches. However this will be helpful only for particular set of buyers. There are people who choose medium sized or bigger cars maybe even luxury cars also. This is definitely going to help only some of the car buyers. Hope that it will prosper well in the Indian car market
So there is one more company coming with small car. The Indian market is booming with the small car market segment. I like Maruti cars and i own one. I feel tha Maruti is a tough competitor when compared to other car makers. We all need to encourage the car makers to enter the market with more and more cars. This will provide better options to the car buyers.
I think, that's right. Most of the car makers are marching ahead with a keen desire to make India the hub of small cars. The only reason for this is the easy availability of resources like skilled engineers and cost effective materials. It is believed that India has a vast pool of talented professionals who have the capability of working 24 hours a day.
Small cars are very much in demand these days and no car produced till date have the power to compete with competitive price and performance of Nano. With a keen desire to increase the global production of small cars, car makers across the world are compelled to drive to India for hunting skilled and cheap engineers who designed the engines for Nano.
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