Towards a flat market in Europe, falling gross sales in China and a fragile state of affairs within the US, British automotive producers are ravenous for a big market predicted by some that it’s on explosive development.

India has all the time been a tough prospect, particularly for premium makers, resulting from exceptionally excessive tariff boundaries to those that wish to export vehicles there. However an settlement reached between the British authorities and India to cut back charges on ‘high-end’ vehicles from 100% to 10%, the world’s most populated market out of the blue brings to the sport.