I live in India and having 4 Mbps, which is a luxury. Not ready for IPv6. Situation is improving a lot recently though.
I've read that the last mile in India is not yet liberalised and that's a huge growth factor in Internet usage.
Once this barrier falls, invesment in network equipment (IPv6-enabled) will follow.
Older, aka "mature" markets like Europe need some kind on incentive to switch to IPv6. Usually goverment subsidies...