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This is a comprehensive statistical yearbook of the global automotive industry, containing data on automobile production, sales, and ownership numbers from 92 countries and regions, along with explanations of market trends in each country. Data is directly obtained from automotive associations and government agencies in each country, and market forecasts for 2025 to 2035 are based on the results from 2024. Trends are systematically organized by region, manufacturer, and vehicle type, allowing for an understanding of structural changes in the global market. Additionally, detailed reports on the emerging trends related to electric vehicles worldwide are included. Please use this for business strategy planning, overseas market analysis, and policy or research materials.

Chinese brands are accelerating their global expansion at an unprecedented pace. According to data compiled by FOURIN, the sales volume of Chinese brands such as BYD, Geely, Changan, Chery, and SAIC in 86 countries worldwide in 2024 (including some estimates) reached 19.71 million units, an 18.0% increase from the previous year. Currently, the ratio of domestic sales to overseas sales remains high, but plans for the construction of overseas bases have been announced one after another, and the shift from exports to local production is expected to gradually progress. This document examines the current status of Chinese brands and their impact on the market based on sales statistics from various countries, management strategies by major groups, sales volumes, production volumes, market shares, export volumes, production bases, and recent product launch trends. It also provides detailed reports on the domestic market in China. It can be widely used as a reference material for understanding the latest trends in the automotive industry worldwide.

【Recommended for】 - Planning personnel involved in strategic planning for the Indian passenger car market 【What you can learn from this report】 - Long-term trends in the Indian passenger car market - Sales structure by vehicle type, brand, and segment - Power unit strategies of major OEMs - Factors supporting market expansion such as policies, demographics, and auto loans - Market size forecasts by vehicle type and power unit for 2026-2035 This report provides a multifaceted analysis of the Indian passenger car market and organizes market forecasts up to 2035. It systematically organizes competitive structures, demand composition, and policy impacts based on statistics, allowing for a quantitative understanding of the growth potential in the Indian market. It can be utilized for business strategy, overseas market analysis, and investment decisions.

★October Issue Feature: "Motorcycles: VinFast Accelerates Electric Vehicle Business Against the Background of Running Regulations for Gasoline Engine Motorcycles in Hanoi, Vietnam" Presented! ◆Table of Contents for October 2025 Issue [Perspective] Impact of GST Tax Reduction on Demand: India Anticipates Demand Increase of Over 300,000 Units Due to GST Rate Cut On September 22, 2025, a revision of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) was implemented in India, with most passenger car models, excluding BEVs, becoming eligible for tax reductions, resulting in price decreases. Additionally, essential goods such as groceries, clothing, toiletries, and home appliances were also tax-reduced, increasing disposable income. This issue's perspective estimates the effect of tax reductions on new car demand. [Special Feature] ◆Product Strategies of Major Manufacturers in India: India, Major SUVs from Various Companies Launched, Suzuki Targets Hyundai's Creta with New Model Victoris ◆Product Strategies of Major Manufacturers in Thailand: Thailand, Amid Continued Launch of Chinese Electric Vehicles Focused on BEVs and PHEVs, Japanese Companies Accelerate HEV Introductions ◆Product Strategies of Major Manufacturers in Indonesia: Indonesia, Progress in Expansion of Chinese Products, Acceleration of BEV and HEV Introductions in Electric Vehicles And more.

This is a comprehensive statistical yearbook of the global motorcycle industry, covering motorcycle sales figures in 111 countries and production figures in 20 countries worldwide. It directly obtains primary data from automotive and motorcycle industry associations and government agencies in each country, explaining the achievements and their backgrounds up to 2024. The market trends by country are systematically organized, and the structural changes in the global motorcycle market, particularly in Asia, are analyzed. The 2025 edition includes new information on the global business expansion of major motorcycle manufacturers, export trends in China and India, and insights into the rapidly growing Mexican market. Please make extensive use of this for demand forecasting, understanding market size, business strategy planning, research, and policy analysis.

This report, "Outlook for the Global Electric Two-Wheeler Industry by 2035," organizes sales trends of electric two-wheelers in 29 countries worldwide and production trends in 26 countries, providing market forecasts up to 2035. It analyzes regional market changes by comparing the slowdown in demand in China with the acceleration of electrification in India, ASEAN, and Europe, as well as examining policy trends and changes in demand structure. Additionally, it covers the overseas expansion of major Chinese and emerging manufacturers, advancements in battery and motor technology, and the electrification strategies of various manufacturers. This report can be utilized for a wide range of purposes, from understanding the current state of the electric two-wheeler market to formulating business strategies. ◆ Featured Manufacturers Yadea Technology Group / Aima Technology Group / Zhejiang Luyuan / Jiangsu Xinri Electric Vehicle / Gogoro / Ola Electric Mobility Honda Motor Co., Ltd. / Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd. / TVS Motor / Bajaj Auto / Hero MotoCorp ◆ Featured Countries (partial list) India / Pakistan / Indonesia / Thailand / Vietnam / Philippines / China / Taiwan / Japan / United States / Brazil / Argentina / Colombia / France / Spain / Italy / Germany, etc.

The world's largest two-wheeler market in India is experiencing significant interest regarding how much it will expand by 2035 and the extent to which electric vehicles, CNG vehicles, and flex-fuel vehicles will become widespread. In light of this situation, Fourin has published "Outlook for the Indian Two-Wheeler Market in 2035," which provides a multifaceted forecast of the future market. It organizes the government's energy policies, the business strategies of major two-wheeler manufacturers and electric vehicle specialists, and recent market trends, offering market forecasts by powertrain/fuel type for 2035. This report is ideal for companies involved in the Indian market and those considering new entries. ◆ Business strategies of major two-wheeler/electric vehicle manufacturers included in the report: Hero MotoCorp, TVS Motor, Bajaj Auto, Royal Enfield, Honda Motor Co., Yamaha Motor, Suzuki, Ola Electric, Ather Energy, and others.

★October Issue Feature: "Toyota Motor Corporation: Developing ADAS with the Two Pillars of Toyota Safety Sense/Teammate, Deepening Function Additions and Updates via OTA with Arene" Presented! ◆Table of Contents for October 2025 Issue [Perspective] Price Reduction Competition for BEVs: Don't Get Caught Up in the BEV Price Reduction Competition In September 2025, BYD and Hyundai launched significant sales support measures in the Japanese market, with discounts reaching up to 1.58 million yen. Japanese manufacturers need to alleviate concerns through OEM-certified battery warranty extension plans and clearly differentiate discount levels between older models, clearance models, and current models. In a market where factors other than price, such as quality, durability, and maintenance systems, are also important, they must avoid getting caught up in a price reduction competition. [Special Feature] ◆M&A Trends among Japanese Automotive Suppliers: Notable TOBs by foreign companies, large acquisitions of overseas firms in materials and science ◆Reorganization of Japanese Passenger Car Distributors: Restructuring of sales networks among Japanese passenger car companies, promoting integration for strengthening distributor management, and beginning efforts to support next-generation BEVs ◆Interview with a Foreign Bearing Manufacturer: Interview with Schaeffler Japan, supporting electrification technology with a multi-path strategy And more.

November Issue Report: "AUMOVIO to Spin Off from Continental in September 2025, Aiming for Long-term Profit Margin Exceeding 6% through Cost Reductions" Now Available! ◆ November 2025 Table of Contents [Perspective] GM Business Strategy: Analyzing the Changing U.S. Business Environment with the Inauguration of the Trump Administration and GM's Strategic Shift There are views suggesting that U.S. government automotive policies are following the same path as GM's business strategy. By examining GM's business plan, we may gain insights into the trajectory of the tumultuous U.S. automotive industry. The key points are the impacts of changes in trade (tariffs) and environmental policies. [Special Feature] ◆ Germany/European Automotive Industry Competitiveness: The German automotive industry is strengthening policy responses to maintain competitiveness, with procedural burdens affecting small and medium-sized enterprises. ◆ European Electric Vehicle Market: In the first half of 2025, both the European BEV and PHEV markets are expected to see double-digit growth, with Chinese companies shifting to a dual strategy involving non-BEVs. ◆ U.S. Product Plans: Major OEMs' U.S. product plans are suppressing BEV launches while continuing ICE vehicles and expanding hybrids. And more.

★November issue feature: "Honda: JMS unveils the Honda 0 α entry SUV and the Super ONE Prototype compact BEV for the first time!" ★For those who want to understand the latest trends in the Japanese automotive industry and the overseas strategies of Japanese manufacturers. ◆Content from the November 2025 issue (excerpt) - Expectations for the Takai administration: Policies for technological innovation and cultural heritage expected from car enthusiast Sanae Takai. On October 21, 2025, Sanae Takai assumed office as Prime Minister. As a car lover who has owned a Toyota Supra (A70 model) for many years, there are high expectations for her policies regarding technological innovation and cultural heritage in the automotive industry. She aims to restructure the mobility industry as a pillar of economic revitalization, focusing on generative AI and connected technologies. Meanwhile, the abolition of the provisional tax rates on fuel and light oil may serve as an opportunity to view automobiles not only through the lens of taxation but also as a cultural preservation effort. - Toyota e-Palette: Sales to begin in September 2025, aiming for Level 4 autonomous driving by fiscal year 2027. - JMS Summary: Overview of the Japan Mobility Show 2025, with progress in the electrification of light vehicles and the expansion of overseas production by Japanese manufacturers.

★November Issue Feature: "India: The Possibility of Easing Pre-Approval for Chinese Corporate Investments, Which Are Barriers for Chinese OEMs and Suppliers in Improving Sino-Indian Relations" is now available! ◆Table of Contents for November 2025 Issue [Perspective] The Impact of Rare Earth Regulations on Asia: China's Rare Earth Regulations Significantly Affect Japanese OEMs in India and ASEAN The new rare earth regulation proposal announced by China in October 2025 mandates that products using Chinese rare earth materials from third countries outside of China must receive prior certification from the Chinese government before being exported. Initially scheduled to take effect in December 2025, it has since been postponed to November 2026. This article explores the potential impacts on Japanese OEMs and suppliers located in Asia. [Special Feature] ◆Kia's PBV Business Strategy: Kia Targets the LCV Market with PBV, Aiming for Electric Vehicle Needs in Japan with Sojitz as a Partner ◆India: The Launch of ADAS-equipped Vehicles Accelerates, Korean and Western Parts Manufacturers Advance Localization to Cut Costs ◆ASEAN: Revision of the ASEAN-China FTA, Japanese Companies Should Focus on Utilization Rather Than Competition to Expand Profits And more.