China has emerged as a significant source, constituting 30% of India’s imports of auto components. This data underscores the country’s reliance on Chinese-made auto parts and the implications it may have for the Indian automotive industry. The dependence on imports from China highlights the need for India to focus on strengthening its domestic manufacturing capabilities, especially in critical sectors like automobiles. Reducing this dependency aligns with the government’s “Make in India” initiative, which encourages domestic production and self-sufficiency. The article raises awareness of the challenges and opportunities presented by global trade dynamics and the importance of building a robust and resilient manufacturing ecosystem within the country.