Safety Mandates Transforming Indian Automotive, 2020
Safety Mandates Transforming Indian Automotive, 2020
India Follows Global Safety Systems With the Introduction of New Active and Passive Safety Mandates through Bharat New Vehicle Safety Assessment Program (BNVSAP)
07-Dec-2020
South Asia, Middle East & North Africa
Description
The automotive industry is at a tipping point, with factors such as increasing urbanization and congestion, shifting consumer behavior toward connectivity, transition toward electric vehicles, and many more disrupting the changing dynamics of the market. One such factor that has garnered attention across the globe is the rising focus on reducing road fatalities, implications of which is safer standards for vehicles.
India featured among the largest car markets in the world, yet it was the only country in the top-10 markets to lack a proper car safety regulation or testing program. Moreover, the country is among those with the highest automotive fatalities as well. As a result, the industry witnessed the inception of Bharat New Vehicle Safety Assessment Program (BNVSAP). BNVSAP is India’s standardized safety program that will assess the safety of every car model being sold in India and will rate them with stars according to how they fare against crash tests. These safety assessments will be conducted in 4 different phases in crash test labs. The program also puts up lists of safety features that need to be mandated for new cars and ensures that OEMs adhere to these norms. In case a car model fails the safety test, the manufacturer will have to make amends for the car to be launched in the market.
In 2019, multiple active and safety features were mandated by BNVSAP—airbags, rear parking sensors, seatbelt reminders, and more. Along with these, crash testing standards for new vehicles were also announced, increasing the safety levels of vehicles manufactured in India.
In this research service, Frost & Sullivan analyzes and forecasts the emerging passive and active safety standards in India and the strategies of key OEMs, along with the impact of these strategies on the Indian safety ecosystem. The applications included are airbags, seatbelts and seatbelt reminders, speed warning units, antilock braking system (ABS) , traction control systems (TCS), and electronic stability program (ESP) systems.
Key Issues Addressed
- What is the current and future scope of basic active and passive safety features across the passenger cars and light commercial vehicles market in India?
- Which basic passive and active functions do OEMs, suppliers, and regulators consider important and offer as a standard?
- What are the industry challenges that restrict widespread adoption?
- How the featured adoptions vary by various vehicle segments currently operating in the Indian automotive industry?
- What are the limitations to the adoption of ADAS technology based applications? What are the growth prospects for these applications?
RESEARCH: INFOGRAPHIC
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Table of Contents
BNVSAP—Scoring Scheme for Rating Vehicles
Active and Passive Safety Regulations
Penetration of Passive Safety Features
Penetration of Active Safety Features
OEM-wise Share of Feature Sales
Segment-wise Share of Feature Sales
Key Conclusions
Research Scope
Research Aims and Objectives
Key Questions This Study Will Answer
Product Segmentation
Feature Definitions—Passive Safety
Feature Definitions—Active Safety
Vehicle Segmentation
BNVSAP Safety Regulations
BNVSAP—Passive and Active Safety Mandates
BNVSAP—Crash Testing Mandates
BNVSAP—Scoring Scheme
BNVSAP—Rating Scheme
Market Drivers
Market Drivers Explained
Market Restraints
Market Restraints Explained
Feature Growth—Airbags
Feature Penetration by OEM and Segment—Airbags
Feature Growth— Speed Warning Units
Feature Penetration by OEM—Speed Warning Units
Feature Growth—Seatbelts
Feature Penetration by OEM—Seatbelt
Feature Growth—Seatbelt Reminder
Feature Penetration by OEM—Seatbelt Reminder
Feature Growth—ABS+EBD
Feature Penetration by OEM—ABS+EBD
Feature Growth—Traction Control System (TCS)
Feature Penetration by OEM and Segment—TCS
Feature Growth—Electronic Stability Program (ESP)
Feature Penetration by OEM—ESP
OEM Group in Focus—Maruti Suzuki
OEM Group in Focus—Tata Motors
OEM Group in Focus—Mahindra & Mahindra
OEM Group in Focus—Honda
OEM Group in Focus—Hyundai Kia
OEM Group in Focus—Toyota
OEM Group in Focus—Ford
OEM Group in Focus—Volkswagen
OEM Comparison Snapshot—Airbags
OEM Comparison Snapshot—ESP
Growth Opportunity—Investments and Partnerships
Strategic Imperatives for Success and Growth
Key Conclusions
The Last Word—3 Big Predictions
Legal Disclaimer
Market Engineering Methodology
Partial List of Acronyms and Abbreviations Used
List of Exhibits
List of Exhibits (continued)
List of Exhibits (continued)
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Key Issues Addressed
- What is the current and future scope of basic active and passive safety features across the passenger cars and light commercial vehicles market in India?
- Which basic passive and active functions do OEMs, suppliers, and regulators consider important and offer as a standard?
- What are the industry challenges that restrict widespread adoption?
- How the featured adoptions vary by various vehicle segments currently operating in the Indian automotive industry?
- What are the limitations to the adoption of ADAS technology based applications? What are the growth prospects for these applications?
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Podcast | No |
Author | Ayan Biswas |
Industries | Automotive |
WIP Number | MDF6-01-00-00-00 |
Is Prebook | No |
GPS Codes | 9800-A6,9B13-A6 |