The Indian automotive sector, contributing 7% to GDP, projects a 70% workforce increase in the latter half of FY25. A report by TeamLease Services notes an 8.5% net job growth fueled by rising interest in EVs, premium models, and tech-driven vehicles. Demand for specialists like robotics experts and software engineers is rising as companies boost EV production and adopt advanced technologies. Around 70% of employers plan to expand their workforce, highlighting the industry’s growth and its importance in the Indian economy.
The hiring trends show Chennai, Mumbai, and Delhi as top cities for workforce expansion, while Gurgaon leads in new job opportunities at 19%, followed by Mumbai, Indore, and Coimbatore each at 15%. The automotive sector is evolving with a focus on EVs, connected vehicles, and premium models, shaping talent needs. Companies invest in IoT, AI, and Analytics skills for competitiveness, making the sector vital for India’s economy and job market growth.
In the sector, engineering roles lead hiring at 66%, with sales at 60% and ICT at 56%. 82% of employers are extending work hours to meet demand, prioritizing efficiency over workforce expansion. This strategy aims to balance productivity and cost given the tech advancements and market changes.
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