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Automakers Toyota, Honda and Suzuki pledge $11 billion investment in India production share
In early November 2025, Japanese auto‑manufacturers Toyota, Honda and Suzuki announced a combined investment of over $11 billion into Indian production facilities as they look to expand exports and reduce reliance on China. Each company aims to increase unit capacity to over one million vehicles in India, while deepening local component sourcing.
Analysts view the move as part of a structural shift in global manufacturing footprints, potentially increasing India’s share in the global auto export chain and benefiting component suppliers and logistics services.
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Automakers Toyota, Honda and Suzuki pledge $11 billion investment in India production share
In early November 2025, Japanese auto‑manufacturers Toyota, Honda and Suzuki announced a combined investment of over $11 billion into Indian production facilities as they look to expand exports and reduce reliance on China. Each company aims to increase unit capacity to over one million vehicles in India, while deepening local component sourcing.
Analysts view the move as part of a structural shift in global manufacturing footprints, potentially increasing India’s share in the global auto export chain and benefiting component suppliers and logistics services.
Reuters• By Pooja Kumari
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Automakers Toyota, Honda and Suzuki pledge $11 billion investment in India production share
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Toyota, Honda and Suzuki are investing over $11 billion in India to expand production and reduce China exposure, signaling manufacturing shift.
In early November 2025, Japanese auto‑manufacturers Toyota, Honda and Suzuki announced a combined investment of over $11 billion into Indian production facilities as they look to expand exports and reduce reliance on China. Each company aims to increase unit capacity to over one million vehicles in India, while deepening local component sourcing.
Analysts view the move as part of a structural shift in global manufacturing footprints, potentially increasing India’s share in the global auto export chain and benefiting component suppliers and logistics services.
In early November 2025, Japanese auto‑manufacturers Toyota, Honda and Suzuki announced a combined investment of over $11 billion into Indian production facilities as they look to expand exports and reduce reliance on China. Each company aims to increase unit capacity to over one million vehicles in India, while deepening local component sourcing.
Analysts view the move as part of a structural shift in global manufacturing footprints, potentially increasing India’s share in the global auto export chain and benefiting component suppliers and logistics services.
Companies:
Toyota
Honda
Suzuki
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