The rising disposable income of Indian middle-class households is the major factor driving growth. As income rises, more households can afford appliances like refrigerators and air conditioners, leading to a significant increase in demand.
The trend is widely popular in urban areas where the population is expanding rapidly and consumer have greater purchasing power. People are opting for advanced appliances, replacing outdated products.
The rise in urbanization, changing lifestyles, and higher living standards leads to an increase in demand for household appliances.
The construction of housing complexes and apartment buildings increasingly includes provisions for modern amenities, including white goods such as refrigerators, washing machines, and air conditioners.
As urbanization progresses, more residential projects are completed, and the demand for white goods is expected to grow significantly, further driving market expansion.