India’s exports of auto parts and medical instruments have shown significant growth over the past few years, with auto parts exports reaching $7.7 billion in FY24, up from $6.88 billion in FY22.
This increase reflects strong global demand for Indian auto components, driven by India’s competitive position in the global supply chain.
Key export destinations for Indian auto parts include the US, Turkey, Germany, Mexico, and Brazil.
India’s automobile industry has transformed over the years, especially in the export of motorcycle parts and accessories.
Exports of these parts saw a remarkable 27.09% increase, reaching $709.22 million during the April-January period of FY25, up from $558.05 million in FY22.
The growth highlights India’s success in reducing its reliance on imports while strengthening its export capabilities in the motorcycle sector.
Medical Exports Surge As India Reduces Foreign Dependency
India has also made strides in reducing its reliance on imported medical technology.
Exports of medical and scientific instruments surged to $2.43 billion in FY24, up from $1.73 billion in FY22.
This growth demonstrates India’s increasing market share in global healthcare exports.
The US, Germany, France, the UAE, and Russia are the top destinations for these products, with India’s exports continuing to penetrate new international markets.
In addition to auto parts and medical instruments, India’s coffee exports showed impressive growth, rising by 40.6% year-on-year to $1.54 billion during the April-February period of FY25.
Italy is the leading destination for Indian coffee, accounting for 19.01% of total coffee exports, followed by Germany with 12.42%.
Despite challenges in the broader merchandise export sector, India’s auto parts and medical exports remain resilient.
Overall merchandise exports contracted sharply by 10.9% in February 2025, marking a fourth consecutive month of decline.
However, the continued success in specific sectors, particularly auto parts, medical instruments, and coffee, underlines India’s growing strength in key industries.
As India continues to enhance its position in global trade, the growth in auto parts and medical exports highlights the country’s strategic shift towards becoming a key player in these high-demand sectors.
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