Archive · 7 Jan 2026
India to Boost Auto Exports with Rs 5,000 Crore Incentive
The Indian government is planning to give Rs 5,000 crore to help make more car parts in India.
Right now, India makes only 3% of the world's car parts, and the government wants to increase this to 8%.
The money will help make better engines, transmission systems, and tools.
This will help India sell more car parts to other countries and make fewer car parts from other countries.
The government hopes that by 2030, India will make $145 billion worth of car parts and sell $60 billion worth to other countries.
This will help India make more money from selling car parts than it spends on buying them.
Government to launch Rs 5,000 crore incentive scheme for auto component industry.
Scheme aims to increase India's global auto component market share from 3% to 8%.
Focus on export-oriented, high-value components like engines and transmission systems.
Incentives to bridge cost disadvantages and strengthen supply chain resilience.
Government targets $145 billion industry value and $60 billion exports by 2030.
- Who
- Indian Government (Ministry of Heavy Industries)
- What
- Incentive scheme for auto component industry
- When
- Details being finalized (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- India
- Why
- To increase domestic manufacturing and global market share
- Incentive Scheme Budget
- Rs 5,000 crore
- Current Global Auto Component Share
- 3%
- Target Global Auto Component Share
- 8%
- India's Auto Component Exports
- $20 billion
- Global Auto Component Trade
- $700 billion (2022)
- Domestic Auto Component Industry Value (2025)
- $80.2 billion
- Projected Industry Value (2030)
- $145 billion
- Projected Exports (2030)
- $60 billion
- Projected Trade Surplus (2030)
- $25 billion