Passenger Car Project
Passenger Car Project
Passenger Car Project
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SUBMITTED TO SUBMITTED BY
DR.RAKESH KUMAR GURMAIL SINGH
MBA
PASSENGER CAR
A passenger car is a wheeled
motor vehicle for transporting
passengers, which also carries its
own engine or motor.
CLASSIFICATION:
Microcar
Hatchbacks, saloons (sedans) and estate
cars (station wagons):
City car, supermini, compact, large
family car, full size car, compact
executive, executive, luxury.
Convertible
Sports cars and grand tourers:
sports compact, sports sedan,sports car,
grand tourer, supercar, muscle car,
pony car.
Off-roaders:
SUVs, crossover SUVs,
Multi purpose vehicles/Minivans
Van, camper, RV, minibus etc.
IMPORTANT
PLAYERS:
Audi Mahindra
Bentley Maruti Suzuki
BMW Opel
Fiat Volvo
Ford Tata
HM Toyota
Honda Mercedes
Hyundai
MARUTI SUZUKI:
It has started business in 1909.
Maruti Suzuki India Limited (MSIL,
formerly Maruti Udyog Limited) is a
subsidiary of Suzuki Motor Corporation of
Japan.
It is India's largest passenger car company.
It accounts for over 50 per cent of the
domestic car market.
TATA MOTORS:
Established in 1945 .
Tata Motors Limited is India’s largest
automobile company, with revenues of Rs.
24,000 crores (USD 5.5 billion) in 2005-06.
It is the 2nd largest in the passenger vehicles
market with winning products in the
compact, midsize car and utility vehicle
segments.
Vision :“best in the manner in which we
operate, best in the products we deliver, and
best in our value system and ethics.”
HYUNDAI:
Established in 1967.
It is ranked as the world’s 6th largest
automaker in 2006 and includes more than
two dozen auto-related subsidiaries and
affiliates.
It presently markets 30 variants of passenger
cars across segments.
Hyundai vehicles are sold in 193 countries
through some 6,000 dealerships and
showrooms.
HONDA MOTORS:
It was established in 1948.
Sales :Consolidated: ¥12,002,834 million
Unconsolidated: ¥4,088,029 million.
It operates under the basic principles of
"Respect for the Individual" and "The Three
Joys" .
It has conducted its activities with a
commitment to protecting the environment
and enhancing safety in a mobile society.
MARKET SIZE:
Market size is defined as the number of
buyers and sellers in a particular
market.
Sales matrix for 2007
SALES
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SALES THIS
40000 SALES
YEAR
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Suzuki Mahindra
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CO.
BEST SELLING CARS:
MARKETING
STRATEGIES:
Mass marketing
(Maruti Suzuki)
Segment marketing
Undifferentiated (Mercedes,Honda etc.)
Differentiated (Maruti Suzuki)
Niche marketing
(Mercedes, BMW, Audi etc.)
Promotion through Movies
Attractive offers
INNOVATIVE STEPS:
ABS
Seat belts
Airbags
Air conditioning/ climate control
Modern lighting
In car entertainment
Satellite navigation
Common rail injection
FUTURE CARS:
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SWOT analysis of Hyundai
Motors:
Strengths Opportunities
Strong domestic market Cost reduction
Good quality Diversification
Cheap labour costs Cheaper cars
Production facilities. European and African
Weaknesses market
Design Threats:
No luxury cars Competitors from
No innovations Germany, Japan.
Threat from local
companies.
SWOT analysis of Tata Motors:
Strengths Opportunities
Strong market position Road development
Strong revenue growth Territorial expansion
Research and Car penetration in India
Development
Weaknesses Threats
Dependent on vendors Global competition
Overdependence on Government
Indian market regulations
Diesel fuel issues
SWOT analysis of Honda Motors:
Strengths Opportunities
Quality Interest in environment
Reliable friendly vehicles
Performance-oriented Major Player in the
emerging markets
Weaknesses (BRIC countries).
Weaker brand image
Threats
Declining operating Rising oil and raw
margins material prices in the
Market share is world market.
threatened by huge
lineups from Toyota
and Nissan.
SWOT analysis of Maruti Suzuki:
Strengths Opportunities
Established distribution Government subsidies
and after sales networks Tax benefits
Understanding of the Foreign collaboration
Indian market and ability to Increased purchasing
liaison with the power of Indian
government. middleclass category
Ability to design products
with differentiating Threats
features Threats from Chinese
Brand image manufacturers
Experience and know-how Indian as well as foreign
in technology. competitors.
Weaknesses
Lack of experience with
foreign market
NEW CARS
Emergence of new passenger car
industry is because of factors like:
Distribution systems
New generation of engines
Entry of foreign manufacturers
Manufacturing technologies
Components, tyres
Value added services
Changing demand structure
Auto finance
Aft er Ef fect Of
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Thank You
GROUP NO. 1