GROUP MEMBERS

 MOHD

JUNAID  SYED FAZIL  SUHANI MEHTA (GROUP LEADER)  SHUBI BAGHDA  SURBHI JAIN

Difficulties
 The

difficulty that I faced during this project was being real lazy.  I was procrastinating a lot, so I didn t have much time to do my project, so I had to rush.  I also couldn t find many books to cite in my research paper.

AUTOMOBILES

2 WHEELERS 3 WHEELERS PASSENGER VEHICLE COMMERCIAL VEHICLE

I.C.V

M.C.V

H.C.V

MOTORCYCLE

SCOOTERS

SCOOTERETTES

MOPEDS

Segment wise market share

3.9% 4.03%

Growth Rates of different segments

13.44%

4 year CAGR

25 20 15 10 5 0

23.5

14.3 11.3

14

14.2

Commercial Vehicles

Passenger Vehicles

Two wheelers

Three wheelers

total Automobiles

Segments
78.63%

    

The industry has not experienced much change in its structure over the last 6 years Two- wheelers form the major share of domestic sales Passenger vehicles lead the exports market(57.4%) 2 wheelers form the bulk of exports as well, but are losing share to Passenger vehicles The growth in the two wheeler market is driven by the motorcycle market and is expected to grow at 14-15 % YOY

The Key Players

Others, 5.8% Yamaha, 3.8% TVS Motors, 17.7% Hero Honda, 39.8% Bajaj Auto, 24.4% Honda Motors, 8.5%

Others, 5.73 Honda, 5.33 Tata Motors, 17.19 Maruti, 50.37

Hyundai, 19.17

   

Commercial vehicles TATA Motors, Ashok Leyland, Swaraj Mazda,Mahindra & Mahindra ,Force motors, Eicher Motors Passenger vehicle TATA Motors, Maruti Udyog, Honda Motors, Toyata, Skoda, Mahindra & Mahindra, Daimler Chrysler, Hindustan Motors Two Wheeler Hero Honda, Bajaj Auto, Honda Motors, TVS Motors, Yamaha , Kinetic Motors Three Wheeler Bajaj Auto, Piaggio India

The History Of The Automobile

By: Jonah

Introduction
 The

reason why I choose to research about The History of The Automobile is because my interest in cars. I ve been interested in cars for a while, so I thought it would we be appropriate to do my senior project on them. I also thought it would be good for my research on this topic, because I plan to major in field that relates to it.

The History
Daimler and Wilhelm Maybach with Benz s manufacturing firm in 1926 to create Daimler-Benz. The joint company Daimlermakes cars today under the MercedesMercedesBenz nameplate, and Daimler Chrysler  Henry Ford, a famous car company founder, designed the world s biggest car manufacturer, manufacturing over 15 million Model Ts by 1927
 Gottlieb

The History
 The

first car was built by Joseph Cugnot in 1769. It was powered by a steam engine and was very slow.

 Jean

Joseph tienne Lenoir was the first to build the one cylinder engine, internalcombustion engine, was later patent.

The History
August Otto built the first four cylinder engine.  In 1886 Gottlieb Daimler designed the first four wheeled automobile. They also created the first v-slanted engine.  Karl Benz, know as one of the founders of Mercedes-Benz, is the first to build an automobile powered by an internal combustion engine.
 Nikolaus

The first modern automobile

The History
 Hybrid

cars have also been around since the 1900 s.  In the 1900 s Ford made more steam and electric cars than it did gasoline.  The first hybrid commercial truck was built in 1910, and as the gasoline engine was refined interest in hybrids died down.  As problems with environment and gas process continue, Hybrids are now a hot commodity in the market place and are now the new wave of future cars

Engines
 Engines

are like the heart of an automobile and function likewise.  The engine is made up of seven main parts; the engine block, cylinder head, cylinders, pistons, valves, crankshaft, and camshaft. The engine is also divided into two main parts; an upper section and a lower section. The lower section of the engine is called the engine block.

Engines
 The

upper section of the engine is the cylinder head and falls into place on top of the lower section of the engine, connecting cylinders and pistons together  There are a nine types of engines used in today automobiles. v-type engines, in-line vinengines, flat (horizontal-opposed) engines, (horizontalrotary engines, electrical engines, hybrid engines, and diesel engines

Engines (cont.)
Engine is one of the weirdest engines of all. The rotary engine has no pistons, and uses rotors in replace for the pistons.  Electrical engines are one of the two engines that use electricity to power cars. When electric motors first came out they required a lot of space, and a lot of electricity to power them, so cars were bulky and heavy.
 Rotary

Daytona Vintage Race Car Engine

Engines (cont.)
 Automobiles

that combine two or more types of engines are called hybrids). A usual hybrid engine is made of an electrical motor with batteries that are recharged by a generator run by a small gas powered engine.  Diesel engines are the largest of all engines and are configured just like an internalinternal-combustion engine but it runs of a different fuel.

20th Century and Years upon

 In

the 1920 s they started to evolve and install synchromesh transmissions for easier gear shifting; four-wheel hydraulic fourbrake systems; improved carburetors; shatterproof glass; balloon tires; heaters; and mechanically operated windshield wipers  In the 1930s car engines and bodies became large and luxurious.

th Century and Years upon (cont.) 20

 Two

styles were created during the time of World War II, European and American. The European style was compact and small. They liked their cars to be lightweight and small unlike the American style. Their cars were made of mostly aluminum and the chassis and framework was made of steel.

th Century and Years upon (cont.) 20

 The

American style was the opposite of what the European style. The cars were big and spacious inside, because Americans liked to be comfortable while driving. Their cars were made with more power, smooth riding and stability, power steering, and power brakes.

th Century and Years upon (cont.) 20

 Between

the 1950 s and 1960 s American manufacturers started making smaller cars, but their engine size and horsepower increased.  By the 1980 s Technology started to grow in America because of new Japanese innovations and imports.

th Century and Years upon (cont.) 20

 As

the 21st century progressed, cars improve and computer technology began to be utilized in cars. Cars today are now mostly controlled by computer chips.

20th Century and Years upon (cont.)

 The

computer chip manages most of the car systems today. For instance, the antiantilock brake system is controlled by a computer chip telling, them when to work.

th Century and Years upon (cont.) 20

 They

also have GPS systems in cars that help provide directions and guides drivers. Some cars now come equipped with GPS locator beacons, enabling a GPS system operator to locate the vehicle, map its location, and if necessary, direct repair or emergency workers to the scene.  Cars are now made of lighter materials that are quite very strong.

Conclusion


In Conclusion Automobiles have been around centuries. It all started back when a curious Nicolas-Joseph NicolasCugnot, designed a three-wheel automobile, which used threea steam engine for an engine. These were the bread crumbs for later in the future, and truly that is what they became. Many inventors followed the bread crumbs and built on what they knew inventing faster and more powerful engines, smaller and smaller cars, and more unique cars as time grew on. Cars have continued to evolve till today and will never stop because there s always someone out there trying to be the next Henry Ford or the next Gottlieb Daimler, or Wilhelm Maybach. Cars have only evolved for a little bit, and as technology continues to become better cars will too.

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Fetherston, David. Encarta. "Automobile."Encarta. 1. 2006. < "Automobile."Encarta. http://encarta.msn.com> http://encarta.msn.com> "Flat Engine." The Free Encyclopedia. 2006. 11 Dec 2006 Encyclopedia. <http://www.reference.com/browse/Flat_engine>. MacDonnell, Joselph. "Fr. Ferdinand Verbiest, S.J.." Mathematics Department. Department. June 2005. Fairfield University. 29 Jan 2007 Straight Engine." The Free Encyclopedia. 2006. 8 Dec 2006 Encyclopedia. <http://www.reference.com/browse/Straight_engine>. Westbrook, Michael The Electric Car : Development and Future of Battery, Hybrid and FuelFuelCell Cars London : Institution of Electrical Engineers, 2001.

THANKS
 Several

websites for providing me with the information required to value DCX  To Mr. Nawal Kishore Pareek for your insightful comments that enable me to value this company.  To all of you for being in the audi today  To my mom and dad for my very presence