Infographics: Insights from Indian Auto industry in 2018
In 2018, automobile demand remained robust despite the slowdown overcast in the last three months of year.
The first half of the calendar year witnessed important launches such as Maruti Suzuki Swift, Honda Amaze and Hyundai i20 facelift which contributed heavily to the growth of PV.
The weak buying sentiment was reflected on the high-end of the spectrum - the luxury cars. The overall luxury car market saw a decline of 3.3 percent at 37,702 units when compared to 38,989 units in 2017.
Market share of commercial vehicle OEMs for the year 2018
Despite contending with a combination of headwinds such as revised axel norms and NBFC crisis, the overall commercial vehicle sales showed a robust 27.28 per cent growth in domestic market in the calendar year 2018.
Market share of commercial vehicle OEMs for the year 2017
The segment witnessed domestic sales of 7,89,544 units in the calendar year 2017.
Market share of two-wheeler OEMs for the year 2018
With the commencement of second quarter, volumes declined partly due to the high base in FY18, capacity constraints and inventory correction by OEMs.
Market share of two-wheeler OEMs for the year 2017
Two-wheeler domestic sales grew by 12.8 per cent in 2018 at 21,645,169 units compared to 19,182,688 units in the previous year.
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