India's Automotive Manufacturing Policy—Economic Impact and Growth Opportunities

India's Automotive Manufacturing Policy—Economic Impact and Growth Opportunities

Incentive Scheme for Automotive Production to Generate $45.2 Billion in Indirect Output, Driving Manufacturing Growth Potential

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26-Jul-2023
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This research service focuses on the economic impact of India’s automotive manufacturing policy, particularly the automobiles and auto components production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme. Following the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent shocks to global supply chains, India launched 14 PLI schemes across various industries as a crucial policy initiative to drive manufacturing sector development and attract new manufacturing investments.

The automobile PLI scheme extends sales value-linked financial incentives to battery electric vehicles, hydrogen fuel cell automobiles, and auto components. This study undertakes an economic impact assessment to examine the effect of the automotive PLI scheme on the Indian market in terms of output, employment, wages, and spending. The framework of this economic impact relies on the Leontief input/output (I/O) model.

The automotive PLI scheme will generate output and jobs in the automotive industry with a multiplier effect across the Indian economy. For example, increased car production will drive higher demand for metals, batteries, and other raw materials and components, creating additional output and employment in allied industries. Hence, the final economic result considers direct, indirect, and induced impacts. This study also highlights the growth opportunities in India’s manufacturing and automotive industry arising from a combination of supportive government policies, supply chain diversification trends, and the sustainability push.

Key Issues Addressed

  • What is the strategic imperative behind the fortification of India’s manufacturing sector?
  • What ripple effects will the automotive PLI scheme generate across allied industries and the larger economy?
  • What will be the 2026 direct output, gross value-add, and employment impact of the PLI scheme?
  • How do the indirect and induced impacts of the automotive PLI scheme compare to the direct impact?
  • What is the per second and year output of the automotive PLI scheme?
  • What growth opportunities does India present as it seeks to build local automotive and supply chain manufacturing capabilities and drive sustainability?

Author: Rituparna Majumder

Table of Contents

Why is it Increasingly Difficult to Grow?

The Strategic Imperative 8™

The Impact of the Top 3 Strategic Imperatives on the Indian Economy

Growth Opportunities Fuel the Growth Pipeline Engine™

India’s Manufacturing and Automotive Industry—Overview

I/O Table and Leontief Multiplier—Introduction

Economic Impact Assessment—Overview of Impact Forms

Economic Impact Assessment—Types of Impact Analysis

Key Findings on the Impact of the Automotive PLI Scheme

Manufacturing Growth Drivers

Manufacturing Growth Restraints

Vision and Policy Support for Manufacturing

PLI Schemes—Deep Dive of Automotive PLI Scheme

Direct Impact Analysis

Indirect Output and GVA Impact Analysis

Indirect Employment Impact Analysis

Induced Impact Analysis

B&MV’s Contribution to the Indian Economy

Impact Findings of the PLI Scheme on Batteries and Vehicles

Total Economic Output Impact

Sectoral Share in Output and GVA

Total Employment Impact

Impact on Labor Compensation

Growth Opportunity 1—Manufacturing and Infrastructure Boost from PLI and Global Supply Chain Reorientation

Growth Opportunity 1—Manufacturing and Infrastructure Boost from PLI and Global Supply Chain Reorientation (continued)

Growth Opportunity 2—Battery Electric and Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicles Supply Chain

Growth Opportunity 2—Battery Electric and Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicles Supply Chain (continued)

Growth Opportunity 3—Lithium-ion Battery and Supply Chain Growth

Growth Opportunity 3—Lithium-ion Battery and Supply Chain Growth (continued)

Industry Segments

Multiplier by Industry Segment

Multiplier by Industry Segment (continued)

Employment Statistics by Industry Segment

List of Exhibits

List of Exhibits (continued)

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This research service focuses on the economic impact of India’s automotive manufacturing policy, particularly the automobiles and auto components production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme. Following the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent shocks to global supply chains, India launched 14 PLI schemes across various industries as a crucial policy initiative to drive manufacturing sector development and attract new manufacturing investments. The automobile PLI scheme extends sales value-linked financial incentives to battery electric vehicles, hydrogen fuel cell automobiles, and auto components. This study undertakes an economic impact assessment to examine the effect of the automotive PLI scheme on the Indian market in terms of output, employment, wages, and spending. The framework of this economic impact relies on the Leontief input/output (I/O) model. The automotive PLI scheme will generate output and jobs in the automotive industry with a multiplier effect across the Indian economy. For example, increased car production will drive higher demand for metals, batteries, and other raw materials and components, creating additional output and employment in allied industries. Hence, the final economic result considers direct, indirect, and induced impacts. This study also highlights the growth opportunities in India’s manufacturing and automotive industry arising from a combination of supportive government policies, supply chain diversification trends, and the sustainability push.--BEGIN PROMO--

Key Issues Addressed

  • What is the strategic imperative behind the fortification of India’s manufacturing sector?
  • What ripple effects will the automotive PLI scheme generate across allied industries and the larger economy?
  • What will be the 2026 direct output, gross value-add, and employment impact of the PLI scheme?
  • How do the indirect and induced impacts of the automotive PLI scheme compare to the direct impact?
  • What is the per second and year output of the automotive PLI scheme?
  • What growth opportunities does India present as it seeks to build local automotive and supply chain manufacturing capabilities and drive sustainability?

Author: Rituparna Majumder

More Information
Deliverable Type Market Research
Author Rituparna Majumder
Industries Cross Industries
No Index No
Is Prebook No
Keyword 1 Automotive Industry
Keyword 2 Automotive Manufacturing Policy
Keyword 3 India Economic Growth
Podcast No
WIP Number 9AE5-00-46-00-00