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Global automakers are shifting production and sales to India, driven by strong demand and growth, making it the world’s third-largest auto market and a key export hub.
Global automakers including Suzuki, Hyundai, Renault, and Volkswagen are shifting focus to India as sales decline elsewhere amid geopolitical tensions.
Suzuki raised its fiscal year production forecast to 3.52 million units, with 92.5% of its output growth coming from India, where Maruti Suzuki operates four factories and accounts for 56% of global sales and 65% of production.
India’s strong demand, fueled by a September GST cut, lower interest rates, and rising incomes, has driven a 3.8% sales increase in the first nine months, while European sales fell 18%.
Hyundai projects India to lead its 2026 growth with a 3.1% sales rise, and Renault aims to boost its market share to 3–5% by 2030.
India is now the world’s third-largest automotive market and a growing export hub, with Maruti Suzuki expanding its Nexa Studio network to 600–700 outlets by 2030–31 to tap into emerging markets.
Los fabricantes globales de automóviles están trasladando la producción y las ventas a la India, impulsados por una fuerte demanda y crecimiento, convirtiéndola en el tercer mayor mercado automovilístico del mundo y en un centro clave de exportación.