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The article discusses how increased investment in the automotive industry in India has been impacting the growth of the industry in the country. Topics mentioned include the efficient vehicles' reliance on accurate aerodynamic testing, the future of aerodynamics for the industry, and the possibility of India seeing faster and more efficient road networks in the future.

The article focuses on the development of aerodynamics in India. Topics discussed include aerodynamics relying on computational fluid dynamics (CFD), simulation technique using three-dimensional (3D) mesh to break down the flowfield into small zones, and need for automobile industry in India to collaborate with automotive engineering consultancy firm Horiba MIRA and adopt similar testing practices to the likes of automobile maker Ford.

The article focuses on investment of India in road and highways development which will increase production for automotive industry in order to design more efficient and faster vehicle. Topics discussed include growth of India's automotive sector in gross domestic product (GDP) of country, development of aerodynamic in India that depends on Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) and increase in speed of CFD computations due to introduction of powerful computers.

The article reflects on allocation of 97,000 crore rupees to roads and highways development by India's government in its Union Budget 2016-2017. It highlights need for the automobile industry to develop cars that will run on faster road and emphasize vehicle aerodynamics. It mentions that aerodynamic development in India relies on Computational Fluid Dynamics.