PAKISTAN ARMY TRUCKS

[Taygibay]

Shockingly, India is the largest and biggest producer of dual-use civil-military vehicles like jeeps and trucks.

Why shockingly? Shouldn't people wanting tough vehicles
go along with the longest network of potholes in the world?
It makes perfect sense!

Good day to you, Tay.

 

[patentneer]

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Hehe ... good one, but it was amazing to know when I figured it out, it's long term policy.
No self respecting manufacturer in India operates without mass production re: dual use vehicles.

I have a tech.-defence background and automatically thought how clever, if (God Forbid) a full on war breaks out the Indian defence establishment would have ready production lines and eco-system amping up production into the millions easy.

 

[patentneer]

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Abnormal, that Indian Co.'s don't or arre unable to crack large regional markets.

If Tata, Leyland, AMW, Mahindra or Escorts set up Dubai operations under a sub-brand, like Western Co.'s producing in India and supplying to the non G-20 world out of India without diluting their brand value, then why not Tata trucks for Pakistan under ... say Pak Suzuki brand ?

Pak Suzuki is a going concern in Pakistan. And 50% of Suzuki Japan is Indian by sales, value etc.
Suzuki India runs the world's largest factory operation re: automobiles in Gurgaon.

Naive to think that Pak. Suzuki, in today's world of Global logistics chains, has no inter-connections with Suzuki India re: above fact that Suzuki in India is the parents powerhouse.

See how India-Pakistan rivalry is a very profitable business for all stakeholders.