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Title: consumer purchase
Authors: Upadhyay, Kalyani
Gaba, Ali
Sharma, Harshit
Keywords: automobile industries in India
vehicle industry
electric vehicles
political factors
Issue Date: 18-Aug-2020
Abstract: ABSTRACT The manufacturing and sales of the electric automobiles are being thrusted by the concurrent environmental concerns. The combination that has captivated almost all the sharks in global electric vehicle manufacturing, like Bosch, AVL and Cummins, is that of the Indian skilled and semi-skilled technological base, a platform for large consumer base and relatively cheaper production and labor cost. To study commercial success and purchase intention of electrical vehicles by Indians, there is a need to study the factors influencing the consumer acceptance of these vehicles. There are various factors that impact the purchase decision of electric automobiles like: individual perception on dimensions like environmental issues, performance, infrastructure and price sensitivity. Environmental concerns and Infrastructure are the forerunners for the consumer perception about electric automobiles and the factors that give adoption blowback are cost and performance. Therefore to encourage and promote the sale of electric vehicles, the government has to interject as it plays a significant role by creating policies for the environment, providing Infrastructure and subsidizing the cost of vehicles or lowering the interest rates in banks. As we all know, the automobile industry is one of the main environmental offenders due to the amount of CO2 and other poisonous gas emissions that have a major pact on climate change and pollution scenarios of this planet. Hence it is essential to motivate consumers towards procuring electric vehicles. This study considered four major components that affect the purchase intention of electric cars- price sensitivity, environmental awareness, infrastructure and performance. Quantitative survey was filled by 215 respondents in India. The data was subjected to statistical analysis with SPSS. Linear regression was used to analyse the influence of the four factors on the intention to purchase an electric car. DU results show that infrastructure and environment 35 awareness have a significant impact on electric car purchasing intentions.
Description: INTRODUCTION Introduction to the automobile industry in India. Indian auto industry is one of the most prominent industries in India. This represents around 26% of the industry's GDP and 7.1% of the overall GDP. It is growing rapidly and its contribution to GDP is also increasing, from 2.1% in 1992 to 26% in FY 2018. The auto industry of the country India is the fourth largest on the planet with annual sales of 100 billion and employs 32 million people. The bicycle(mechanical) industry of India is the largest on the planet. India is also the world's largest producer of tractors and the eighth largest commercial vehicle manufacturer. The sales of the Passenger vehicles in India exceeded 3.37 million units in FY 2019 and will probably reach 10 million units by fiscal 20. Exports of cars,motorcycles and buses are expected to reach around 690,000 units in 2019-2020. Overall, 6.71% of CAGR sold in FY19 between 13-18 and 26 million vehicles in domestic auto transactions. The automobile industry received US $ 23.89 billion in foreign direct investment (FDI) between year 2000 and 2019's last month. Five percent of all our FDI inflows into India went to the automotive sector. Manufacturing of local cars at 6.96% CAGR between 13-19 and 30.92 million vehicles manufactured in the country in the financial year 19-19. In fiscal 19, commercial vehicles shows the highest growth in terms of sales which was around 18% and it was followed by three wheelers, which was 10.3 percent.
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