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This report is a continuation of that tradition. It is an attempt to present an account of

practical knowledge and observations gathered during analysis.

This report shows the evolution of auto industry and logistics growth an Indian Perspective.

Sanjay Debnath

Department of Management Studies

Academy of Maritime Education and Training

Chennai

Tamilnadu
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1 Executive Summary

2 Introduction to Automotive Industry

3 Automotive Industry in India

4 Supply Chain Of Automotive Industry

5 Trends in the Automotive Industry

6 Logistics Industry: Global and Indian

Perspectives
7 Logistics Industry In India

8 Logistics Growth in India

9 Automotive component Industry

10 Logistics ² A gear for auto industry

to cut costs

11 Challenges Ahead

12 Suggestions
 External
i ßegislation (environment, safety,
others)
i (aw Material and energy costs
i Exchange and interest rates
Customer
i Stagnating demand and price
pressure in established markets
i Segmentation and polarization
(low cost vs. premium)
i Decreasing loyalty

Auto industry
Competition Industry
trend and
challenges
i Ëuickly entering every segment i ulobal overcapacity
i Moving targets ʹ everyone i Complex alliances, partnerships,
optimizing or restructuring M&As
i ulobal game (for example, i Consolidation ecosystem
aggressive Asian companies, new (suppliers dealer groups)
entrants)