Detailed Project Report (DPR) on automobile workshop

The Indian automotive industry had chartered an uneventful course until the Eighties.  The number of manufacturers was small, production levels were low and the technology employed was years behind the times. The rate of growth is unprecedented and is an indication of the potential that exists for development in the coming years. As the market survey of automobile garage is not available so we are hereby providing the parallel dates of automobile industry. POLICY  OBJECTIVES:  Government  has  brought  out  major  policy guidelines  to  give  this critical segment of  the  economy  the adequate  momentum.  The  policy  is  broadly  aimed  to  promote integrated,  phased,  enduring and self-sustained growth  of  the Indian  automotive industry. The desired objectives announced  by government  are to:- Push the sector as the engine of  industrial growth  and  employment  and to achieve a high  degree of  value addition   in  the  country.  Promote a globally competitive automotive industry and emerge as a global source for auto components.  Establish an international hub for manufacturing small, affordable   passenger  cars  and  a  key   center   for manufacturing  Tractors and Two wheelers in the world.  Ensure  a balanced transition to open trade at a minimal risk to the Indian economy  and local industry. Conduce incessant  modernization  of the  industry  and  facilitate indigenous  design,  research  and development.  Steer  India's software  industry  into  automotive technology. Assist development of vehicles propelled by alternate energy sources. Development of domestic safety and  environmental standards at par with international standards. DOMESTIC SALES According to STAM, the figures for April-November 2007  over April- November 2006 indicate that domestic  sales  of automobiles  decelerated  with  a negative growth  rate  of  4.34 percent. The  cumulative  growth of the  Passenger  Vehicles  segment during April-November 2007 was 13.93 percent. Passenger Cars grew by  13.78  percent, Multi Purpose Vehicles by 19.35  percent  and Utility Vehicles by 12.61 percent in April-November 2007 compared to the same period last year. In April-November 2007, the Commercial Vehicles segment grew by  3.87 percent over the same period in 2006.  Light  Commercial Vehicles  recorded a growth of 14.76 percent, however,  Medium  & Heavy  Commercial Vehicles witnessed a fall by 3.78 percent.  Bus segment registered a growth of 35.38 percent while truck  segment registered  a marginal decline  of 0.17 percent. This  is  mainly because  of  fall witnessed by Medium & Heavy trucks  segment  by 9.71 percent in this period. Three  Wheelers  sales grew by 12.22 percent with  sales  of Goods Carriers increasing by 13.52 percent and Passenger Carriers by 11.33  percent  during  April-March  2007  compared  to   the corresponding, period last year. EXPORTS  Automobile Exports registered a growth of 25.43  percent during  April-  March  2007  over  the  same  period  last  year. Passenger  Vehicles  Exports grew by  13.05  percent,  Commercial Vehicles  exports&