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Internship Report
Internship Report
Summer Internship in
Sales department
• I would Like to thank my Internship program mentor , Prof. Renil Thomas for giving
me this opportunity.
• I would like to thank my external mentor Program manager Mr. Kapil Gupta for
allowing me and giving me the opportunity to perform my internship program under
their supervision in sales department at Authorized Centre of Force Motors, Kiran
moters, Rajkot.
• I would also like to thank my parents, family and my friends for their precious support
which encouraged me to complete my work. In addition to that, I would also like to
mention the company personals who gave us the permission to let us go in field work
for the internship.
Force Moters
• On 15th August 1957, the 10th anniversary of Indian independence, Mr. N.K.
Firodia signed a collaboration with Vidal & Sohn Tempo Worked for phased
manufacturing of TEMPO 3 WHEELER & manufacturing was started in a small
plant at Goregaon, Bombay. The initial licensed capacity granted by the
government was 1000 vehicles per year and 80 vehicles per month(s).
History
• Force Motors started production of the Han seat three-wheeler in collaboration with
German Vidal & Sohn Tempo Worked and went on to establish a presence in the light
commercial vehicles field with the Matador, the proverbial LCV (light commercial
vehicle) in India. Bajaj Tempo was associated with Mercedes-Benz since 1976 and in
1982 they began buikling the Mercedes-Benz OM616 diesel engine. Through the 1980s
and 1990s, and especially in the last five years with a major product development effort,
Force Motors has introduced new light commercial vehicles, a face lifted series of Tempo
Trax utility vehicles, new tractors, and a new range of three-wheelers. The Matador,
which defined the light commercial segment in India, saw sales collapsing in the late
1990s and Bajaj Tempo began a substantial program of developing modern vehicles to
replace it.
Development of Force Moters
Development of Force Moters
Vehicle Segmentation of FORCE MOTORS
• Force Motors is one of the leading manufacturer and seller for Light commercial vehicles which
includes Traveller Passenger, school bus, Ambulance, Smart city, intercity bus. Force motors is
India’s largest Ambulance maker. Force motors is Fastest growing School Bus manufacturer.
1. Agricultural Vehicles: Balwan Tractors, Orchard Tractors
2. Personal Vehicle: Gurkha
3. Sports Utility Vehicles: Force One SUV(Discontinued)
4. Commercial Vehicles: Traveller & Trax (Passenger & Kargo)
Vehicle Segmentation of FORCE MOTORS
Passenger: 1. Traveller
2. Trax Cruiser
3. Trax Toofan
4. Trax Gama
5. Trax Challenger
Kargo: 1. Cargo Delivery Van
2. Trax Kargo King
Traveller School Bus
Traveller School Bus
Benefits of traveller School Bus
• It offers peak torque of 350Nm from 1600 to 2200 rpm, the high low-end torque
ensures smooth ride even at low speeds. In addition, Traveller-MONOBUS has
best-in-class power to weight ratio and is almost 800 kg lighter than comparable
models.
• The Traveller-SCHOOL BUS is the only vehicle in its category with disk brakes on all
wheels with new uni-booster hydraulic braking technology, ABS, EBD and latest
Engine Drag Torque Control ensuring top class, sure stop braking.
Mono-School Bus
Mono-School Bus
Benefits of Mono-School Bus
• Traveler-MONOBUS is powered by the 115 HP / 350 Nm, Mercedes derived, 3.2
liter, Common Rail engine. It offers peak torque of 350Nm from 1600 to 2200
rpm, the high low-end torque ensures smooth ride even at low speeds. In addition,
Traveler-MONOBUS has best-in-class power to weight ratio and is almost 800 kg
lighter than comparable models.
• The advanced 5 speed synchromesh gearbox with double cone synchronizer rings,
offers low friction and smooth transmission. The special clutch lining is designed
for frequent start-stops common in short distance tour and bus operations.
• Traveller-MONOBUS is the only 33/41 seater with
monocoque construction offering outstanding
structural strength and unmatched durability.
Traveller-MONOBUS is also the only vehicle in its
class to adopt the 6th Generation Cathodic Electro
Deposition (C.E.D) Dip painting process for the
whole body, for primer application thus offering the
highest levels of rust protection and corrosion
resistance.
•After getting briefing and introduction we having the interview session we are
having some question related to the past work experience in that the superior
authority they divided us as we are suite in which profile for marketing of
interior or security.
• Training session we getting in detail information about the product line what
exactly the features in that we have to focuses on the following products which
are come in to what we are going to select the target market.
Objective of FORCE MOTORS
1. Visit a School
2. Meet Principal / Bus Department
3. Ask data like, contact number, mail address, Requirement etc.
4. If there is any requirement then fix a Meeting appointment with principal and Our sales executive.
5. After meeting, if deal done then collection of data and closing of sales
Literature review
• I ask the principal to getting appointment regarding about program for Force Motors (School
Bus) products.
• Send mail to reputed client about product description as per their requirement.