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PROJ ECT

ON
PA SSEN GER
CAR
IN DUST RI ES INDI A
 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

80000
70000
60000
50000
SALES THIS
40000 SALES
YEAR
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GM Honda Hyundai Maruti Tata Mahindra &
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Suzuki Mahindra
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-30.00%
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:
S
W
O
T
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
Nan o
Thank You
GROUP NO. 1

[GURMAIL SINGH ](11)


AMAN JOLLY(3)
PARU SHARMA(32)
ADITYA SETHI(1)
SONIA KALER(49)
THANKS TO
MARKETING
DR.RAKESH
OF
KUMAR
WHO GIVES
PASSENGER
GUIDELINES &
CARS
HELP TO
COMPLETE
PROJECT

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