India is becoming a hot auto market; Toyota, Volkswagen, Hyundai, etc are looking to zoom operations
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The interest of these global auto companies can be assessed as they are lining up to meet Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Latest was when Toyota Motor president Akio Toyoda and
Even world's largest automotive group
The likes of Kia, PSA, SAIC and others are also queuing up.
“India is critical for the Japanese parent with 50% of global sales coming from the country. So whatever technology it gets from Toyota will surely be deployed in India,” Maruti Suzuki chairman
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With the passenger vehicle market set to cross the 3 million mark by the end of 2017, India is seen as a future growth centre by all manufacturers.
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