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Contents 26 62 96 Editorial.............................................................................................................................. 8 Cover story Volvo Buses targets 25 per cent annual growth by 2015 ................................................ 10 Volvo focus on raising standard of Indian drivers ............................................................ 18 vehiCle Zone Jayalalithaa inaugurates Daimler’s Chennai plant .......................................................... 26 Shriram Automall contributes to CV fleet management efficiency ................................... 66 Force Motors-HPCL deal for genuine oil supply inked .................................................... 80 FoCus on Components Cummins Group’s 50-year saga of success in India ....................................................... 38 Firestone Industrial opens SBU unit in Gurgaon to expand operations ......................... 42 Omni Matrix servicing growing truck-trailer connector market......................................... 58 RSB Transmissions’ Lucknow plant goes on stream ....................................................... 74 Delphi-TVS consistent growth for over 20 years ............................................................. 78 Partnership with Spal to boost PAEI’s business prospects ............................................. 82 DeFeXpo 2012 Tata Motors’ latest combat vehicles displayed at DEFEXPO .......................................... 44 Ashok Leyland Defence unveils COLT, Stallion range of new vehicles ........................... 48 AMW Defence’s advanced military vehicles displayed .................................................... 52 M&M-Rafael pact for JV to manufacture advanced defence products ............................ 54 Renault Trucks presents high-tech defence systems ...................................................... 56 GaraGe equipment Madhus keen on improving garage equipment standard ................................................ 62 eXpert artiCle Scania’s flexible production system to suit specific customer needs .............................. 68 4 MOTORINDIA l May 2012 Contents 119 Our next issue FOcus On truck industry & spares Exclusive Paracoat’s Thailand plant to be operational in June ........................................................ 90 tyres MRF ranks highest in customer satisfaction: J.D. Power study....................................... 92 Second Apollo CV Zone opened near Salem .................................................................. 94 TLS Tyres keeps expanding with growing customer demand ......................................... 96 sales & serviCe MyTVS outlets open to AMW customers: Pact signed .................................................... 99 loGistiCs TVS Logistics’ funding pact with KKR, Goldman Sachs ................................................ 100 lubes & Fuels Growing under-recoveries may force OMCs to raise MS prices ................................... 103 Move to decontrol diesel prices resented ...................................................................... 104 speCial artiCle Stern action necessary to check growing overloading of vehicles ................................ 105 events ...................................................................................................................... 108 busworlD turkey .............................................................................................. 116 Ashok Leyland - Indian flag-bearer at BusworldTurkey ................................................ 119 A fine display of OTOKAR range of attractive buses ..................................................... 124 Mercedes-Benz displayes an impressive array of vehicle models ................................ 126 BMC debuts advanced Procity model bus..................................................................... 130 men at the helm ................................................................................................. 134 statistiCs ............................................................................................................... 135 6 MOTORINDIA l May 2012 MOTORINDIA Editorial publishers Gopali & Co., Quanta Zen Building, All’s well that ends well No.38, Thomas Road, 2nd Street, Off. South Boag Road, T.Nagar, Chennai - 600 017. Ph.: 24330979, 42024951. Fax: 044-24332413 Email: [email protected] The distinct revival of demand for Founder vehicles of all categories and the sus- M. Rajagopalan tained rise in production have once mentor Rajagopalan Kalidasan again been confirmed by SIAM’s lat- managing editor & publisher est assessment of the auto sector pros- R. Natarajan pects. The statistical details released (Res: 24343475 Cell: 9381062161) Email: [email protected] by SIAM reveal an overall vehicle assistant editor production growth of 13.83 per cent K.N. Ananthanarayanan (Cell: 9003053132) executive editor & General manager during March-April 2012 as compared K. Gopalakrishnan to the same period last year. The indus- (42127950, Cell: 9840897542) Email: [email protected] try produced an aggregate 20,366,432 editorial Correspondent vehicles during 2011-12, of which the N. Balasubramanian (Cell: 9840597082) Email: [email protected] share of two-wheelers and passenger R. Natarajan, Managing Editor & Publisher marketing vehicles were 76 per cent and 18.20 G. Mohan per cent respectively and that of three-wheelers and CVs four per cent N. Ananthan Designer each. Vehicle sales were on the increase all along, and the only segment E. Marimuthu that lagged behind was three-wheelers, sales of which dipped by 2.3 per reGional manaGers cent. Overall automobile exports at 2,950,055 units reflected a handsome mumbai growth of 25.44 per cent. R. Balasubramanian (Cell: 9323711291) G-102, Srinagar Co.Op. Housing Society, The performance of the Indian auto industry is considered exceptional Off. P.L. Lokande Marg, Chembur (West), in view of the fact that individual economies across the world, both devel- Mumbai - 400 089. Ph.: 022-25252377. Email: [email protected] oped and developing, are still reeling under the impact of the general US Coimbatore slowdown and the EU debt crisis. However, India and China, with their re- Ganesh Kalidasan (Cell: 9790926388) Flat No.A1-42, TVH Ekanta silient economy, have not merely weathered the situation but keep attract- No.5/179, Masakalipalayam Road ing overseas attention as emerging global auto powers. With economic Uppilipalayam, Coimbatore 641015. Email: [email protected] fundamentals remaining strong, the two were perhaps the first to come out bangalore of the worldwide recession of 2008. The Indian auto industry has also the J. Saravanam (Cell: 9880974765) distinction of having registered double-digit growth for three years in a BS 23, 2nd Floor, Block ‘B’ Ittina Neela, Near Gold Coins Club, Andapura, row immediately preceding the recession when even the industry in West- Electronics City P.O., ern nations reported neglible or nil growth. Bangalore-560100. Email: [email protected] Of course, the industry is now beset with certain unavoidable adverse allahabad factors like the irksome rise in world crude prices that leads to periodic Shoubhik Sarkar (Cell: 9936245032) 196-A, Chak Raghunath, Jail Road, increase in auto fuel prices and the Government move to deregulate diesel (Behind Asha Hospital), Naini, prices. Of immediate concern to the Government are the threat by oil mar- Allahabad - 211008 (U.P.) Ph: 0532-2696873 Email: [email protected] keting companies (OMCs) to raise petrol prices unless offered a price sub- Member of INS / AINEC / IFSMAN sidy and cut in excise, the truckers’ resentment of the decision to deregu- Edited & Published by R. Natarajan on late diesel prices, and the hike in prices announced by car manufacturers, behalf of Gopali & Co., Quanta Zen Building, one after another, in view of the higher excise burden. All this however No.38, Thomas Road, 2nd Street, T.Nagar, Chennai-17, and Printed by B. Ashok Kumar won’t impede growth, and the Indian auto industry would remain a major at Rathna Offset Printers, 40, Peters Road, attraction, with several MNCs having already set up plant and others wait- Royapettah, Chennai-14 ing in their wings to enter the market. www.motorindiaonline.com 8 MOTORINDIA l May 2012 CoVeR stoRy Volvo Buses targets 25 per cent annual growth by 2015 Asia to account for half of overall company business By R. Natarajan, Managing Editor & Publisher the Indian bus industry has been revolutionized with the entry of glo- bal giant Volvo a decade ago. the company, synonymous with luxury travel in the country, has emerged a trend-setter in advanced technol- ogy, world-class safety and com- fort, thus providing maximum value for money. Volvo’s Indian success story revolves around the exper- tise and leadership of Mr. Akash Passey, who was recently elevated from the level of Managing Direc- tor to senior Vice President - Busi- ness Region International, and Chairman of the Board of Volvo Buses in India. MOTORINDIA has immense pleasure to feature an exclusive interview held with Mr. Passey after he took charge of his new as- signment in Sweden. Excerpts from the interview: MOTORINDIA (MI): What is your main goal in the fast-growing Asian bus market in general, and India in particular? AkAsh PAssey (AP): Volvo Buses has a clear and ongoing Asia strategy for the com- ing years. Asia remains a driver of growth, in which China and India have a major
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