India is emerging as a global hub for automotive manufacturing, component sourcing and exports, driven by policy reforms, localisation and rising global demand. Make in India, the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) Scheme and the global strategy are strengthening India’s position in automotive value chains. According to the Automotive Component Manufacturers Association of India (ACMA), the auto component industry reached $80.2 billion in FY25, while exports hit a record $22.9 billion. The India-UK FTA and proposed India-EU FTA are expected to boost exports further, attract investment and deepen supply chain integration.

Now in its 10th edition, the Auto SCM Summit will bring together automotive OEMs, component manufacturers, logistics providers, technology companies and policymakers to highlight emerging opportunities and discuss the challenges shaping India’s automotive supply chains, from localisation and manufacturing resilience to digitalisation, multimodal logistics, trade and global sourcing. The summit will also examine how evolving trade agreements, tariffs and sourcing strategies can create new opportunities for Indian manufacturers and strengthen the country’s ambition to become a global automotive manufacturing, sourcing and export powerhouse