India – LCVs to Capture 47% Commercial Goods Carrier MarketBy: Shushmul Maheshwari
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According to our new research report, “Indian Automobile Sector - A Booming Market”, LCV production in India is expected to take off in a big way in coming years. In fiscal 2007, high demand for LCVs in both domestic and international markets raised the total production of commercial vehicles despite a fall in medium and heavy segments during the same timeframe.
Indian LCV manufacturers are mainly targeting South Asia, the Middle East and Africa to sell their finished products as these regions are demographically similar to India. Thus, LCVs, which are made keeping Indian roads in mind, will face lesser difficulties in acceptance by people and perform in these regions. Moreover, LCVs could be utilized in the regions for other mode of goods transportation as well due to their body size. Besides, these regions are undergoing massive infrastructure development, creating large potential opportunities for commercial vehicles, especially the lighter ones as lower import rates are charged on LCVs, says the RNCOS research.
Sensing the growing demand of LCVs in export markets, Indian manufacturers have raised the share of LCVs to 47% in total production of commercial goods carrier (as of 2007-08).
“Indian Automobile Sector - A Booming Market” provides a detailed study on all important auto segments of the Indian auto sector such as LCVs, HCVs, passenger cars and two-wheelers along with auto component market. It also studies factors pushing growth in the market, like consumer groups and steel industry, and tracks market developments to identify opportunities in various verticals.
The past and current data given in the report is supplemented by forecast on key segments of the Indian auto industry, like premium for passenger cars, auto steel demand, automobile production, structure of automobile production, passenger car stock and sales of passenger cars and commercial vehicles.
For more information visit: http://rncos.com/Report/IM526.htm
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India Automobile Industry Forecast, India Automobile Industry |
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Automotive |
| Submission Date |
Apr 15, 2009 |
| Article Contact Name |
Shushmul Maheshwari || send email to Shushmul Maheshwari
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Get Your Tyres Checked By Specialists in Abergavenny.
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As summer approaches many of us will be starting to plan our summer holidays. However, with the economic climate as it is jetting off to far away places may not be possible for all of us.
The result of this is that many people could be staying in the UK for their holidays, choosing to drive to British seaside destinations rather than fly halfway across the world.
If you are choosing to drive to the beach this summer it is essential that your car is in the best shape possible, this includes its tyres.
Some specialists in tyres Abergavenny area can provide a complete tyre check to ensure that your car is safe to drive before you set off. Their mechanics can also use their expertise to fix a variety of problems, such as punctures to ensure that your journey runs as smoothly as possible.
However, if after a thorough check they decide that your tyres need to be replaced they could also offer advice on the best new products to suit your vehicle, before supplying and fitting them in-house.
Some companies will be able to offer a wide range of tyres for a variety of vehicles at competitive prices and with no hidden charges. Some may even be able to offer products with manufacturers guarantees as standard, so whatever happens to your tyres they are covered.
Just some of the brands of tyres that companies may supply are, Dunlop, Goodyear and Michelin.
As well as adding new tyres to your vehicle, some specialists could also supply alloys to complete the look. Alloy wheels come in a variety of styles to suit every type of car.
So if you are planning to holiday in the UK this year and are concerned about getting there safely, get your tyres checked by a fully qualified mechanic in the Abergavenny area.
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RNCOS Releases a New Report- Turkey Automobile Sector Forecast (2008-2012)
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RNCOS has recently added a new Market Research Report titled, “Turkey Automobile Sector Forecast (2008-2012)” to its report gallery. Automobile sector plays a vital role in the Turkish economy as it has taken an important place in the export mix of the country. Automobile exports from Turkey made up nearly 75% of its total auto production in 2007, a straight growth of 18% from the previous year. Increasing export volumes are making Turkey the next export hub for automobile, says the RNCOS research report – “Turkey Automobile Sector Forecast (2008-2012)”.
The emergence of Turkey as an export center is attracting major players from across the world to invest in the auto sector. In fact, FDI inflow in the sector has been continuously increasing from past few years on account of the country’s strategic location and proximity with both European and the Middle East countries. And taking the benefits of government incentives, various automobile giants have made Turkey a gateway to enter the European auto markets.
This report comprehensively studies the Turkish automobile market, comprising of passenger cars, commercial vehicles, tractors, and automotive component market. It also evaluates the export market and opportunities for the automobile and its associated industries.
Key Findings of the Report
- Free Trade Zones (FTZs) are designed to encourage trade to and from Turkey, boosting the automobile sector of the country.
- Passenger car segment has the largest share in all aspects of the automobile industry, i.e., exports, production, imports and sales.
- Automobile production in Turkey grew by 11% in 2007 over 2006.
- Automotive component production grew at a CAGR of 21.55% during 2003–2007.
- The annual automobile production is estimated to increase to 1.8 Million by 2012.
- Exports by the Turkish automobile industry are projected to surge at a CAGR of 11.49% during 2008-2012.
Key Issues & Facts Analyzed in the Report
- What are the driving factors for the Turkish automobile industry?
- What are the trends in the automobile component industry?
- What are the opportunities for the automobile and associated industries?
- Which segment of the automobile sector holds major share?
- What would be the projected growth of the automobile industry?
- Who are the major players in the Turkish automobile industry in terms of production, exports and sales?
Research Methodology Used
Information Sources
The information has been taken from authentic and reliable sources like books, newspapers, trade journals, white papers, industry portals, government agencies, trade associations, monitoring industry news and developments, and through access to more than 3000 paid databases.
Analysis Method
Methods, like historical trend analysis, linear regression analysis using software tools, judgmental forecasting, and cause and effect analysis, have been used in the report for prudent analysis.
For more information visit: http://www.rncos.com/Report/IM136.htm
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RNCOS Releases a New Report- Booming Russian Automobile Sector
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RNCOS has recently added a new Market Research Report titled, “Booming UAE Telecom Sector” to its report gallery. According to the new report Russian automotive industry is growing at a fast pace and emerging as one of the most competitive and dynamic industries at the world level. Government initiatives and incentives are filliping the industry and attracting the foreign players to the market. These foreign auto giants are establishing their car assembly lines in the country and capturing the domestic market.
Passenger car segment dominates the domestic market of Russia and is expanding due to increasing disposable income and low interest rate. This will further act as an attractant for the foreign investors to invest in the industry.
We expect that more foreign auto giants will enter the market in future to fill the demand and supply gap. At present, a large section of passenger car demand is satisfied by new imports and its share will grow in future as Russians are looking for latest technology and new designs. The commercial vehicle market will be dominated by the Light Commercial Vehicle (LCV) segment. The major part of this high demand will come from growing small- and medium-scale businesses, coupled with increasing income.
The report provides exhaustive and extensive research on the burgeoning automobile industry of Russia. It defines the market structure and growth, discusses the market drivers, analyzes the future growth areas, and studies the various parameters of the market.
Key findings of “Booming Russian Automobile Sector” include:
Sales of passenger cars in Russia are forecasted to reach about 5.9 Million Units by 2012.
The commercial vehicle market is projected to increase at a CAGR around 14% during 2008-2012.
The Russian government is establishing Greenfield sites to attract foreign players.
The stock of passenger car per 1,000 people is expected to cross 300 Units by 2012, reflecting the vast potential this market has.
In the used passenger car market, the Russian used cars accounted for about 86.9% share in 2007.
There is a high scope for growth of automotive component industry and dealership network in Russia.
Key questions answered in the report:
What is the market size of the Russian automotive industry?
Where does the Russian automotive market stands at global level?
What are the major segments in the market and what is their growth potential?
What are the growth prospects for the market in near future?
Which factors are driving the market?
What are the opportunities and constraints for automobile manufacturers?
What is the automobile production landscape of domestic and foreign players?
Who are the major domestic and foreign players in the market?
Information in the report has been sourced from:
Authentic and reliable sources like books, newspapers, trade journals, white papers, industry portals, government agencies, trade associations, monitoring industry news and developments, and through access to more than 3000 paid databases.
Research methodology used in the report:
RNCOS industry forecast and analysis is based on various macro and microeconomic factors, sector and industry specific databases and our in-house statistical and analytical model. This model takes into account the past and current trends in an economy, and more specifically in an industry, to bring out an objective market analysis.
Our industry experts study the relationship between various industry and economic variables to ensure the required accuracy and desired check on the quality of data and information given in the report.
For more information visit: http://rncos.com/Report/IM164.htm
Current Industry News: http://www.rncos.com/Blog/
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Civil Aircrafts to Drive Aerospace Industry
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According to our new research report, “Aerospace Industry Forecast to 2013”, the civil aerospace segment has been driving growth in the global aerospace industry. The segment currently accounts for an estimated 25% of the global aerospace industry. In future, this share is anticipated to increase significantly on the back of increasing air passenger traffic.
The number of air passengers world-wide has substantial increased over the last few years. For instance, more than 2 Billion people traveled by air in 2006, pushing growth in the global air travel industry. Rising number of air passenger is primarily accredited to low cost airlines, growth in the global economy creating financial resources for more and more people to fly, larger planes as well as bigger and increasing number of airports. Moreover, the demand for civil aircrafts is escalating worldwide in the backdrop of increasing air travel and business activities among countries.
The future growth in civil aircraft industry can also be analyzed with the fact that airlines worldwide will require around 30,000 civil airplanes with a total value of more than US$ 3 Trillion in the next 20 years. Majority of this demand will come from emerging markets. India one of the fastest growing market will require more than 1,000 civil aircrafts worth around US$ 105 Billion in the next 20 years. Thus, increasing demand by the emerging economies will fuel growth in the civil aircraft industry.
“Aerospace Industry Forecast to 2013” provides an exhaustive research and rational analysis on the global aerospace market. This extensive research will help clients to identify market trends and evaluate leading-edge opportunities critical for the success of the global aerospace industry. The report also gives an overview on various factors stimulating growth in the aerospace market together with challenges faced by the industry.
The report covers detailed industry overview and future perspective of major developed countries including the US, Canada, Japan, United Kingdom, France and Germany. It also covers industry overview and future perspective of emerging countries such as China, India, Mexico and Brazil.
For FREE SAMPLE of this report visit: http://www.rncos.com/Report/IM176.htm
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Legends Of Scooter Sport: The Honda C100
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I figured that the most numerous produced vehicle (not just scooter but vehicle) ever would be an appropriate choice for the first ever installment of "Legends of Scooter Sport." The Honda C100, Honda 50, or Honda Super Cub has been produced in some form or another since 1958 and 70 million bikes have been produced. Its' light weight, easy of use, and unbeatable reliability has won it over in the hearts and souls of millions all over the world. The model originally came with a solo seat and cargo rack, (similar to the later Honda c105) but by the time the bike made it to America, it had evolved into a two seater. The first model was powered by a pushrod 50cc four-stroke power plant putting out a bone crushing 4.5HP. At the time the four-stroke motor was in a class of its own due to its high revving nature and the lack of having to premix oil as found in most two-stroke bikes common of the time. The power met the road via two 17" tires, a three speed gearbox, and an automatic clutch. The step thru design on the chassis was revolutionary and was designed to allow easy access to women, children, and people of all sizes. In 1964 two larger capacity engines were offered for the first time, a 90cc and a 70cc. This bike launched Honda's famous "You meet the nicest people on a Honda" ad campaign.
In the late 1960s Honda upgraded the 50cc motor to a OHV engine putting out a more respectable 4.9HP. Though the basics of the Super Cub design remained constant over the years, the bike was slowly upgraded over time. The most notable upgrade being the addition of conventional motorcycle forks in the early 1980s. During its lifetime the bike has spawned numerous other models including the popular Honda CT90 (or Trail 90) and the electric start C102 Super Cub. During the 80s in the USA the Super Cub was phased into Honda's newest model, the Passport. The Passport featured a more modern 12v CDI type ignition to meet stricter emission requirements and achieve better fuel mileage. The Passport has been unavailable in the US as a new model for almost twenty years.
The Super Cub is still produced today for the Japanese and Asian markets and it is one of the most durable bikes on the planet. There have been many reported instances of running cooking oil in the engine instead of regular oil without even a whimper from the motor. Recently electronic fuel injection was added to the new models being produced and it continues to be a great seller in Japan and other parts of Asia.
Modern Super Cub Anniversary Edition:
I love my 1965 Honda C100 and if you would like to check out more about it and its' modifications, you can see it in the DIY section.
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