Indians are creepy.
Their thinking is very static. Almost frozen. They lack analytical skills and they often fall short of historical thinking.
Their thinking pattern has huge leaps and is not coherent. Hence, they can dream of India 2030 but remain totally ignorant of India of today. There are so many unacknowledged areas in their thinking.
They are completely devoid of evolutionary progress.
Nobody denies China, along with most of East Asia (except Japan, perhaps) has been a late comer in industrial development. While Ford Motors was revolutionizing assembly lines, China was in the midst of a civil war. While GM was accounting for more than half of the global automobile production, China was just declaring the New China out of the ruins of colonialism, Japanese occupation and revolutionary war.
Hence, China's industrial development is not an anomaly; in fact, its speed and progress is impressive.
Toyota was being ridiculed in the 60s as both being copy and crappy. As late as the early 2000s, they used to say in the US, "If you want to double the value of your Hyundai, just fill it up."
This is despite the fact that the US market has been wide open to the export of low-quality Japanese and Korean products in return for political subjugation.
China could not have, naturally, sacrifice its sovereignty, hence, it had to take the difficult road of indigenous industrialization. Automobile industry is one of them.
Doubtlessly, there was a stage of learning from the early industrial nations but if we consider the level achieved today (especially with respect to autonomous driving or batteries for E-vehicles, China is among the leading countries in all these.
Most of the pictures shown are not even available in the mass market now. Some other pictures are forced as copies despite the fact that there are significant design differences. Eventually, an SUV (which is a Japanese invention later adopted by the Western automakers) should have a basic structure. You have to follow the norm, otherwise it won't be an SUV.
Yet, many Indians show a lack of intellectual honesty and run their googling skills while avoiding the central theme of the thread. Remember, by the late 1990s, China and India had roughly similar GDP (in USD).
. If you want to enter that village, get a DIDI, pay the fare and go round it, but I doubt you can afford the fare.
