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Marketing Strategies of Indian Automobiles Companies: A Case Study On Automobile Industry
Marketing Strategies of Indian Automobiles Companies: A Case Study On Automobile Industry
Sreekanth Yerramilli
GITAM University HBS GITAM, Hyderabad
ABSTRACT:
In this period of Globalization companies are getting higher their production
behavior in different countries. In this process production faces pole apart challenge
where cultural barrier play a significant role. The businesses need to appreciate the
new marketplace culture and its enlightening elements which really matter for
production to design promotion strategy. This investigate has describe the cultural
fundamentals that affect automobile business approximately the world.
In this methodology used in the direction of find the trends and the marketplace
contribute to of the Indian auto portable industry. The investigate takes addicted to
account the went previous to and segments of the market with different versions
current the past and up to date trends in an financial system, and more especially in
an industry, to bring away from home an objective market investigation.
In this opposition, a promotion approach must aspire at being only one of its
kinds, degree of difference – creating and improvement – create. To get hold of unique
and degree of difference advantages, an association has to be alive creative in its
advertising policy. Today outstanding in the direction of innovative advertising
strategies Maruthi Suzuki has turn out to be one of the most important and largest
retailers of automobile in India. The companionship has adopted an assortment of
Brand position, Advertising, allocation strategies to take into custody the market.
Keywords: Brand position, Marketing, Distribution, Commercial vehicle, utility of
Vehicle
Cite this Article: K Lakshmi Revathi, Sreekanth Yerramilli and K. Vijaya Sekhar
Reddy, Marketing Strategies of Indian Automobiles Companies: A Case Study on
Automobile Industry, International Journal of Mechanical Engineering and
Technology 8(8), 2017, pp. 86–93.
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1. INTRODUCTION:
The Marketing policy is an on the whole advertising approach that is second-hand to achieve
objectives of strategic advertising policy. The combine is a collection of variables which are
to be had to the purchaser. These consist of the manufactured goods or service itself (its
compensation) its ease of use (the position where and at what time it is accessible, delivered
or else distributed) in addition to its illustration (the method it is promote) and of route, the
price which should be misrepresented. Thus the marketplace strategy denotes the grouping of
various fundamentals, in which the total makes up a companies advertising organization.
They are often describe as four types course of action, product, cost of allocation and
promotion, sales encouragement publicity and advertising research).
The number of study has been undertake in the long-ago but still there exists a gap to
show signs of the potential unexploited passenger automobile marketplace in the Indian state
of affairs to use good judgment of the manufacturing on the road to the on the road to be had
in addition to potential car manufactures. The paper is to be an attempt to make an all-
encompassing situational investigation of such a state of affairs by compassionate out
manufacturing industry analysis of the Indian customer car business using the Porter’s five
armed forces investigation mode. It is predictable that conclusion of the study shall be of
assistance to the car manufacture in influential their expectations itinerary pertaining to the
grand and commercial level strategies in give the impression of being upon in the direction of
the Indian marketplace.
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Figure 1 Creating fulfilled satisfaction of Customers and Implementations of Selling Cars policy
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Figure 2. The Imaginary Research structure of efficiency of marketing strategy of Car Manufacturers
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recent cases that of Maruthi Suzuki, where outstanding to beat the company has incurred the
loss of near about 1,50,000 units of cars. Another example, the three to four month strike took
place in the factory of General Motors in state of Gujarat again led to the heavy fatalities for
the company.
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specifically for the small car segment is very high. The growing economy and the ever-
increasing buying power of the consumers have made each automobile team member to grab
the opportunity within small car subdivision. There are around five new players approaching
in to the diminutive car market; Barriers for entering would include economy of weighing
machine competition on or after existing players, customer switch costs and the speculation
pronouncement.
6. CONCLUSION:
The car market day to day is very self-motivated and standing by for accomplishment with
arrange of dramatis personae and goods. There are so a lot of reasons for the amazing growth
of the Indian person along for the exits conveyed car manufacturing. In a come to of these are
trouble-free availability of means of transportation finance, in attractive rates of importance
and convenient installment. The Maruthi Suzuki India Ltd is a very leading one of the large
company in Indian vehicle sector which occupies prominent position due to it’s innovate
strategic marketing, promotional, Brand positioning, advertising strategies. In today’s
scenario the success of company lays structuring and restructuring the advertising strategies
and permanent innovation of product and their services.
The pre-owned car market may be transformed into a more organized market with the
adventure of Indian and global car makers and other major corporate houses of India. An auto
majors not only increase their market penetration through the pre-owned car business, but also
make a profit out of this venture. Unorganized pre owned car dealers are trying to match the
service standards of organized used car dealers to become more professional in their
marketing approach. The general consensus among the industry is that the pre owned car
segment may become almost double of the new car market in another six to ten years as in the
case in the developed countries.
The overall pleasant appearance of the Indian car manufacturing industry in the present
state of affairs with moderate intimidation from new entrants in practically low bargaining
power of suppliers; considerably high bargaining authority of buyers; ominous danger from
substitutes; and far above the position intensity of rivalry possibly will be rated as reasonable.
Through, with the projections pertaining to the probable expansion rate in the coming years
furthermore potential in the niche Indian rural market the axis of the pleasant appearance
would fall resting on the higher side. It is also experiential that many car manufacturers
encompass set up their disconnect units for production with the used car market. These
establishments are spending huge amount on advertisements and supplementary promotional
strategies. Growing interest of consumers and also of the used-car dealers are assures the
shining future of used cars in Indian market.
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