India will surpass US and China to become leader in automobile Industry over the next ten years: Gadkari

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"It is going to change dramatically": Kia says Chinese brands like MG, Haval, Chery, BYD, GAC, Leapmotor and Geely will permanently reshape Australia's new-car market, putting legacy brands like Toyota, Ford, Hyundai, Nissan, Mitsubishi and Mazda at risk​

"It is going to change dramatically": Kia says Chinese brands like MG, Haval, Chery, BYD, GAC, Leapmotor and Geely will permanently reshape Australia's new-car market, putting legacy brands like Toyota, Ford, Hyundai, Nissan, Mitsubishi and Mazda at

Australia's new-car market is set to "change dramatically", with the influx of Chinese brands, putting legacy car makers at real risk of failure. That's the word from Kia Australia's CEO Damien Meredith, who says that the growth of brands like MG and Haval, combined with the rush of newcomers...

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[MrManiac]

China is the largest exporter of the world's motorcycles and bicycles accounting for 27.4% of global motorcycle exports in 2023 and 35% of the world's bicycles. China is also the largest exporter of automobiles. Why do indians always brag about something so insignificant like some unknown Indian car brand in Australia that no one has heard of? It doesn't make a difference to Australian car market overall. I don't understand what all these bragging rights about lol like show us the sale numbers then we can talk not just a review video.

 

[ety]

China is the largest exporter of the world's motorcycles and bicycles accounting for 27.4% of global motorcycle exports in 2023 and 35% of the world's bicycles. China is also the largest exporter of automobiles. Why do indians always brag about something so insignificant like some unknown Indian car brand in Australia that no one has heard of? It doesn't make a difference to Australian car market overall. I don't understand what all these bragging rights about lol like show us the sale numbers then we can talk not just a review video.

Leading Motorcycle Exporters in 2023​

The 15 countries that exported the most motorcycles in 2023 include:

1.Mainland China: $11.6 billion (27.4% of global motorcycle exports)

2.Germany: $3.6 billion (8.5%)

3.Japan: $3.5 billion (8.3%)

4.Thailand: $2.9 billion (6.9%)

5.India: $2.62 billion (6.2%)

6.Austria: $2.61 billion (6.2%)

7.Italy: $2.52 billion (6%)

8.Netherlands: $1.7 billion (4.1%)

9.Taiwan: $1.4 billion (3.3%)

10.Vietnam: $1.3 billion (3.2%)

11.Indonesia: $1.2 billion (2.9%)

12.Belgium: $1.1 billion (2.6%)

13.United States: $795.7 million (1.9%)

14.France: $691.2 million (1.6%)

15.Hungary: $637 million (1.5%)

These 15 countries accounted for 90.5% of global motorcycle exports in 2023.

Global Motorcycle Exports in 2023 - Exporters & Company | Tendata| Tendata

In 2023, motorcycle exports amounted to an estimated $42.2 billion globally. Overall, the value of motorcycle exports from all countries saw a notable increase of 40.9% compared to 2019, when total exports were valued at $30 billion. However, year-on-year, the global export value for motorcycle...

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[Guynextdoor]

Data published by the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries (FCAI) in January showed that 193,433 vehicles made in China were sold in Australia last year – a 57.5 percent increase on 2022 sales. From Jan to July this year,over 130,000 Chinese-built vehicles have been sold in Australia, making China the third-largest source of new vehicles in the country. How many Indian vehicles are sold in Australia? 200?

Mahindra readies its vehicles to go deeper into world markets

Indian automobile manufacturer Mahindra & Mahindra (M&M) plans to increase its international operations revenue by nearly threefold over the next two years. The company aims to expand its global footprint by exporting vehicles to new markets and diversifying its operations, including the launch...

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Indian manufacturers have only now started pushing deep into international operations

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[Guynextdoor]

Leading Motorcycle Exporters in 2023​

The 15 countries that exported the most motorcycles in 2023 include:

1.Mainland China: $11.6 billion (27.4% of global motorcycle exports)

2.Germany: $3.6 billion (8.5%)

3.Japan: $3.5 billion (8.3%)

4.Thailand: $2.9 billion (6.9%)

5.India: $2.62 billion (6.2%)

6.Austria: $2.61 billion (6.2%)

7.Italy: $2.52 billion (6%)

8.Netherlands: $1.7 billion (4.1%)

9.Taiwan: $1.4 billion (3.3%)

10.Vietnam: $1.3 billion (3.2%)

11.Indonesia: $1.2 billion (2.9%)

12.Belgium: $1.1 billion (2.6%)

13.United States: $795.7 million (1.9%)

14.France: $691.2 million (1.6%)

15.Hungary: $637 million (1.5%)

These 15 countries accounted for 90.5% of global motorcycle exports in 2023.

Global Motorcycle Exports in 2023 - Exporters & Company | Tendata| Tendata

In 2023, motorcycle exports amounted to an estimated $42.2 billion globally. Overall, the value of motorcycle exports from all countries saw a notable increase of 40.9% compared to 2019, when total exports were valued at $30 billion. However, year-on-year, the global export value for motorcycle...

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'Chinese quality'. The world deserves better.

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[ety]

'Chinese quality'

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So, just some random video. Lol, why then Indian motorcycles sell so little (6.2%) to foreign countries compared to Chinese (27.4%), no ones prefer yours except some poor African countries if your motorcycles are better ? In 2022, China exported $11.6B in Motorcycles and cycles. The main destinations of China exports on Motorcycles and cycles were United States ($1.56B), Mexico ($566M), Philippines ($435M), Netherlands ($404M), and Germany ($396M).

 

[Guynextdoor]

So, just some random video. Lol, why then Indian motorcycles sell so little (6.2%) to foreign countries compared to Chinese (27.4%), no ones prefer yours except some poor African countries if your motorcycles are better ? In 2022, China exported $11.6B in Motorcycles and cycles. The main destinations of China exports on Motorcycles and cycles were United States ($1.56B), Mexico ($566M), Philippines ($435M), Netherlands ($404M), and Germany ($396M).

Because we don't rush junk into sales on day 1. That's why the continent of africa is throwing your motorcycles out.

And 'random video' contains scientiifc tests on how junky your bikes are--- and BOY they are just radioactive.

 

[ety]

Because we don't rush junk into sales on day 1. That's why the continent of africa is throwing your motorcycles out.

And 'random video' contains scientiifc tests on how junky your bikes are--- and BOY they are just radioactive.

Lol, so you are saying all the foreign motorcycle buyers are fools that will go for Chinese junks but opted out superior Indian ones, just cope, good excuse, how noble, lol.

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[Guynextdoor]

Lol, so you are saying all the foreign motorcycle buyers are fools that will go for Chinese junks but opted out superior Indian ones, just cope, good excuse.

They make do because they have no money.

As of today, the UK is happy when Indian companies take over . They all panic if a Chinese bike maker takes over.

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[ety]

They make do because they have no money.

As of today, the UK is happy when Indian companies take over . They all panic if a Chinese bike maker takes over.

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Yeah, the British are so scared and panicked of China that they even cancelled any Huawei 5G tech and the nuke reactor project China was building for them, lol.

 

[kambhakt]

I guess you are the only Indian in PDF that has this view.

I think every Indian on this thread is saying that.

 

[Guynextdoor]

Yeah, the British are so scared and panicked of China that they even cancelled any Huawei 5G tech and the nuke reactor project China was building for them, lol.

No one wants to buy CHinese products because they're junk.

Indian brands don't claim to be 'the bestest' or 'cheapest' but do what they're supposed to do well.

Ask any Royal Enfielder.

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[Guynextdoor]

Lol, so you are saying all the foreign motorcycle buyers are fools that will go for Chinese junks but opted out superior Indian ones, just cope, good excuse, how noble, lol.

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Oh man---'Indian' motorcycles are a brand of motorcycles made in America.

'Indian motorcycles' are motorcycles built in India.

Try to understand the difference before you post.

 

[ety]

No one wants to buy CHinese products because they're junk.

Lol, what kind foolish claim is that when China sells 27.4% of global motorcycle export market, and you only 6.2%, try better at your argument next time. And why you Indians buy so much products made in China even in the hundred of billions of trade deficit, don't be a hypocrite then.

 

[Guynextdoor]

Lol, what kind foolish claim is that when China sells 27.4% of global motorcycle export market, and you only 6.2%, try better at your argument next time. And why you Indians buy so much products made in China even in the hundred of billions of trade deficit, don't be a hypocrite then.

'quality over quantity'. Everytime someone compares they easily understand the difference.

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