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The trucking industry is an integral part of the Indian economy. As in India, driving a truck is also a profession which directly affects Indian economy. With the expansion of truck market, used truck market in India is also expanding at the remarkable speed especially when government is boosting on-road worth of trucks in long run through latest rules and regulations.

It's no more just a statement that "Slow & Steady wins the Race" as Indian Two Wheeler Segment has steadily been on the rise and is now right at the top of list, while displacing China from its perch. According to officials from industry body i.e. Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM) as well as data from the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers, India while making it total of 17.7 million two-wheelers, sold over 48,000 units every day, where neighbouring China sold 16.8 million units in total, last year.

"automotive media in India, finally, Force Motors issued a teaser photo of his SUV Force One. Force One will be a cheap SUV in India, reportedly. Indian media were predicting Force One was launched in late July or early August 2011."

Infrastructure sector is a key driver for the Indian economy. For propelling India's overall development, sector is highly responsible, thereby enjoys intense focus from Government for initiating policies that would ensure time-bound creation of world class infrastructure in the country. Government of India while paving the way for a better quality of life and a rapid rise in gross domestic product (GDP), is looking forward to focus on the infrastructure of the country for further growth. As country's infrastructure holds the key to potential India.

Tractors in India are a major industry and significant contributor to its agriculture output gains. Tractors are an integral part of mechanization and have a crucial role to play in increasing agricultural productivity. Indian tractor industry is relatively young but now has become the largest market worldwide. According to industry sources, the tractor market is expected to clock among the highest segment growth in the automotive industry this financial year. Tractor marketers say the growth trot is already visible in the first quarter which places tractors among the top growth driven sectors in the auto industry.

India, which is on the verge of emerging the 3rd biggest automobile market in the world is now attracting global companies to drive in and eat the share of pie. Recently KIA, Peugeot & SAIC motors also unveiled their plans to enter the country. In fact as per the recent news KIA is on location hunting process and is likely to finalize Anantpur in Andhra Pradesh as its first plant location and will finalize the deal by February 2017 end.

India is expected to be 3rd biggest automotive market by 2020. Yes, that's true Indian automotive sector is growing with a remarkable speed & because of it country will be soon facing increased demand of automotives in the market. All major OEMs are keenly going to play their determined roles to make India the 3rd biggest automotive market globally.

We all are aware of the switch to the stronger emission norms i.e. from Bharat Stage III to IV, which has turned out to be quite an inflection point in the automotive industry. Bharat stage emission standards (BSES) are emission standards established by the Indian government to limit air pollutants coming out of internal combustion engines and Spark-ignition engines equipment, including motor vehicles.

Taxi market in India, has been exhibiting strong growth in past few years. As with the pacing fast world, traveler lifestyle is growing as well. Increasing number of people in the country especially corporates prefer on time, well structured services which is well served by modern Radio Taxis which are well equipped with AC, GPS, 24*7 customer support, electronic fare meter & many other tangible or intangible features.

With the growing demand of commercial vehicles in India, we can consider that commercial vehicles (CV) play quite a vital role in growth of Indian Economy. Rules & laws do play an important role in their growth, but not that much as no matter what, commercial vehicles are going to be in demand for import and export purposes, as they are the best choice in disguise for transportation especially in areas where no other mode of transport could easily reach.

Indian government while actively tracking development in automotive space, has introduces quite many new rules and advance technology processes to improve vehicle quality making them both road worthy & less polluting. It is understood that, scrapping a vehicle involves not only shredding of parts but also setting up a mechanism that can, in an environmental-friendly manner, dispose of the scrap which includes segregation of metals, non-metals, rubber, and other materials.

Indian Government due to the increasing amount of pollution in the country instituted emission standards in 2000 known as "Bharat stage emission standards". Progressively stringent norms have been rolled out since then. After the implementation of these norms every vehicle in the county manufactured has to be compliant with the regulations including motor vehicles.

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