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Auto components & tyres.

GVA FY26
₹1.5 lakh cr
0.48% of national GVA
FY35E base case
₹4.2 lakh cr
0.54% of GVA
Growth to FY35
12.5% to FY30
11.8% FY30–35
Listed companies
198
₹18.58 L cr market cap
History and projection

Gross value added

lighter bars = Atlas projections; ticks = bull / bear cases
In one paragraph

What this industry is

Auto components and tyres are the larger half of India's automotive economy, adding an estimated ₹1.5 lakh crore of value in FY26 (0.48% of national GVA, 3.2% of manufacturing GVA) - more than vehicle assembly itself, since a car's assembler adds only about a quarter of its ex-factory value while its suppliers add most of the rest. Industry turnover is about US$85 billion (₹7.4 lakh crore), 28% of which is exported, and India runs a broadly balanced components trade (exports roughly equal imports at US$24 billion each) but a structural deficit in the electronics and battery content that is growing fastest. The industry is highly fragmented (top-10 domestic suppliers hold only ~20% of turnover, HHI under 200) except in tyres, where five firms hold about 80% of the market, and its trajectory depends heavily on rising content per vehicle (electronics, safety, ADAS) and on whether the lithium-ion cell supply chain localises before electrification erodes the domestic value added embedded in engines and gearboxes.

Estimated GVA
1.5 ₹ lakh crore · FY26
Industry turnover
~85 US$ bn (~₹7.4 lakh crore) · FY26
Exports
~24 US$ bn (28% of turnover) · FY26
Imports
~24 US$ bn (~30% from China) · FY26
Listed PAT (~50 makers)
~0.30 ₹ lakh crore · FY26
Listed market cap
~9 ₹ lakh crore · Jul-2026 spot
Employment
~2.5 mn (~1.5 mn organised + ~1 mn tier-2/3) · FY26
Capex
~45,000 ₹ crore (~6% of turnover) · FY26

Source: India: The Economic & Equity Market Atlas, September 2026, pages 211–216; base year 2022-23. Note: GVA before FY23 reconstructed from ASI (NIC 293, 221) shares of manufacturing GVA (grade C/D); employment figure includes an estimated ~1 mn tier-2/3 workers outside the ASI frame (grade D). Turnover