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2025 Luxury Rebound: ChinaIndia Market Shifts.
The report explores the anticipated rebound of the luxury market in China and India by 2025, focusing on the strategic implications for European Union luxury brands. It discusses the contrasting market dynamics between China, which faces stagnation, and India, projected for robust growth. The report also examines consumer demographics, product category performance, digital strategies, pricing pressures, and sustainability practices influencing the luxury sector. Additionally, it highlights the role of trade policies and market competition involving domestic players.
China India 2025Digital TransformationEU Brands StrategyLuxury MarketSustainability
Vivek G, Ghost Research
2025-10-23
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Perspective.
PurposeTo analyze the strategic shifts in the luxury market in China and India, assessing their impact on EU brands.
AudienceLuxury brand strategists, market analysts, and EU luxury industry stakeholders.
Report LengthComprehensive
Focus Areas.
Industries JobsLuxury brands, market analysts, strategists
Geographic AreasChina, India, European Union
Special EmphasisSustainability, digital transformation, trade policy
Report Layout.
Executive Overview
- Macro-economic context
- Key performance indicators
- Strategic takeaways
EU Luxury Export Performance
- Export volume trends
- Market penetration
- Trade balance shifts
Consumer Demographics and EU Brand Appeal
- Profiles of consumers
- Brand affinity trends
Product Category Performance in EU Exports
- Fashion and accessories
- Wines and spirits
- Automotive and timepieces
EU Brand Digital and Experiential Strategy
- Digital transformation
- E-commerce adoption
- Immersive retail
Pricing Strategy and Market Pressures
- Regional pricing alignment
- Grey market dynamics
- Currency volatility
Supply Chain Resilience and Localization
- Nearshoring
- Localization
- Sustainability integration
Competitive Landscape: EU vs. Domestic Players
- Market share shifts
- Value positioning
- Rise of local brands
Trade Policy and Regulatory Environment
- Negotiations and tariffs
- Non-tariff barriers
- IP protection
Distribution Channels and Retail Evolution
- Retail footprint transformation
- Duty-free recovery
- Digital-physical integration
Marketing Investment and ROI Metrics
- Marketing spend allocation
- ROI benchmarks
- Brand ambassadors
ESG Integration and Sustainability Positioning
- Climate-positive practices
- Consumer response
- Cost implications
Investment Flows and Strategic Partnerships
- Indian and Chinese investments
- Joint ventures
- Ownership structure
Luxury Tourism and Cross-Border Consumption
- Tourism spending
- Experiential spending
- Post-pandemic recovery
Forward Outlook for EU Luxury in Asia
- Five-year forecasts
- Risk assessment
- Growth opportunity mapping
Methodology and Data Sources
- Research framework
- Data collection
- Analytical techniques
References and Citations
- Citation style
- Source diversity
- Archival data usage
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Insights.
China's luxury market contracted by 18-20% in 2024, expected to remain stagnant in 2025.India's luxury market is projected to grow robustly, driven by economic expansion and UHNW population growth.EU luxury brands are enhancing digital and experiential strategies to capture market opportunities.Sustainability integration is a key focus for EU brands, though consumer behavior shows gaps between stated values and actions.Trade tensions and regulatory challenges persist, impacting market access and brand strategies.Key Questions Answered.
