PUBLISHER: Frost & Sullivan | PRODUCT CODE: 1322955
PUBLISHER: Frost & Sullivan | PRODUCT CODE: 1322955
Incentive Scheme for Automotive Production to Generate $45.2 Billion in Indirect Output, Driving Manufacturing Growth Potential
This research service focuses on the economic impact of India's automotive manufacturing policy, particularly the automobiles and auto components production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme. Following the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent shocks to global supply chains, India launched 14 PLI schemes across various industries as a crucial policy initiative to drive manufacturing sector development and attract new manufacturing investments.
The automobile PLI scheme extends sales value-linked financial incentives to battery electric vehicles, hydrogen fuel cell automobiles, and auto components. This study undertakes an economic impact assessment to examine the effect of the automotive PLI scheme on the Indian market in terms of output, employment, wages, and spending. The framework of this economic impact relies on the Leontief input/output (I/O) model.
The automotive PLI scheme will generate output and jobs in the automotive industry with a multiplier effect across the Indian economy. For example, increased car production will drive higher demand for metals, batteries, and other raw materials and components, creating additional output and employment in allied industries. Hence, the final economic result considers direct, indirect, and induced impacts. This study also highlights the growth opportunities in India's manufacturing and automotive industry arising from a combination of supportive government policies, supply chain diversification trends, and the sustainability push.