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Toyota, Honda and Suzuki invest over $11 billion to make India a car‑production hub, shifting away from China
Manufacturers Toyota Motor Corporation, Honda Motor Co., Ltd. and Suzuki Motor Corporation are jointly investing over $11 billion in 2025 to expand production in India, signalling a broader pivot in global automotive supply chains away from China. The plan involves scaling Indian production capacity to over one million units per company, with targeted exports and localised value‑chains. The move comes as automakers seek to reduce margin pressure in China and leverage India’s competitive labour and improving manufacturing ecosystem.
Industry analysts say this marks a structural shift in global manufacturing footprints.
Reuters• By Pooja Kumari
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Toyota, Honda and Suzuki invest over $11 billion to make India a car‑production hub, shifting away from China
Manufacturers Toyota Motor Corporation, Honda Motor Co., Ltd. and Suzuki Motor Corporation are jointly investing over $11 billion in 2025 to expand production in India, signalling a broader pivot in global automotive supply chains away from China. The plan involves scaling Indian production capacity to over one million units per company, with targeted exports and localised value‑chains. The move comes as automakers seek to reduce margin pressure in China and leverage India’s competitive labour and improving manufacturing ecosystem.
Industry analysts say this marks a structural shift in global manufacturing footprints.
Reuters• By Pooja Kumari
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Toyota, Honda and Suzuki invest over $11 billion to make India a car‑production hub, shifting away from China
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Japan’s Toyota, Honda & Suzuki are spending over $11 billion in India in 2025 to shift production away from China and build export‑scale operations.
Manufacturers Toyota Motor Corporation, Honda Motor Co., Ltd. and Suzuki Motor Corporation are jointly investing over $11 billion in 2025 to expand production in India, signalling a broader pivot in global automotive supply chains away from China. The plan involves scaling Indian production capacity to over one million units per company, with targeted exports and localised value‑chains. The move comes as automakers seek to reduce margin pressure in China and leverage India’s competitive labour and improving manufacturing ecosystem.
Industry analysts say this marks a structural shift in global manufacturing footprints.
Manufacturers Toyota Motor Corporation, Honda Motor Co., Ltd. and Suzuki Motor Corporation are jointly investing over $11 billion in 2025 to expand production in India, signalling a broader pivot in global automotive supply chains away from China. The plan involves scaling Indian production capacity to over one million units per company, with targeted exports and localised value‑chains. The move comes as automakers seek to reduce margin pressure in China and leverage India’s competitive labour and improving manufacturing ecosystem.
Industry analysts say this marks a structural shift in global manufacturing footprints.
Companies:
Toyota Motor Corporation
Honda Motor Co., Ltd.
Suzuki Motor Corporation
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