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• Hemraj Bairwa MBA19106
• Himanshu Singasane MBA19149
• Mukund Choudhary MBA19121
• Ranjit Pradhan MBA19135
• Yukta Yadav MBA19163
Automobile
Industry
Changing Structure of Automobile Industry:
1947 – PAL incorporated first car PV
Limited and
1991 –Relaxation ofSuzuki
MRTP (Japan)
& FERA act, change in
licensing policy, import regulations
1995-02 –Speedy Growth because of multiple
factor
2019 – 4th largest sector in the world
contributes 7.5% to GDP
25,000 25000
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug
2018 326119 353582 365933 347068 358145 318571 369350 365042 2018 283851 275346 300722 298504 299183 256513 286842 287198
2019 363942 335903 334829 320259 315168 267600 310254 277432 2019 277888 272284 291806 247514 239347 225732 200790 196524
150 35-45
45-55
3.55%
4%
retired
Working
Professional
1.20%
21%
100-500K
500-1000K
29.10%
25%
55-65 1.70%
Percentage
30
• Family Needs 20
• Life style 10
0
Disposable Family Family Size Life style
Income Needs
Series 1
Income class: Price of Car
• Honda hike the price in the
Country's per-capita income is range of 10000 to 35000K
estimated to have risen by 10% in all sector.
• Ford and Tata increases 1-
3% and 2.2% respectively
• Mahindra and Hyundai
also increasing the price of
Public all segment cars by 2%
Transport
Future expectation :
40.00% Preference of consumer
35.00%
• Future is electric vehicle 30.00%
• Lack of proper awareness 25.00%
20.00%
of electric vehicle 15.00%
Personal Car • Frequency of charging 10.00%
stations is very low 5.00%
0.00%
Petrol Diesle Petrol or Electric
Diesle
Series 1
Earlier trend 25000
20000 Funding
15000 down by
30% NBFC
other sources 10000
38.5%
5000
70%
0
Quarter 1 2018 Quarter 1 2019
Series 1
Product Analysis
Market Share Growth Percentage
23.29
Series1
Maruti Suzuki
26% Hyundai
Honda
ma r uti H yunda i Tata H onda
5% 53% others
-10.13
17%
-19.61
-26.89
Chart Title
120% Though there is overall fall in
100%
demand but Honda is still
11% 11%
80%
18% showing positive growth.
26%
30% 51% 74%
Reason being there main
60%
products are premium
40%
52%
62% product which are
20% 39% 16% unaffected by income.
0% 10%
Maruti Hyundai Tata Honda
• Indiatoday | Domestic automobile sales plunge 18.71 per cent in July 2019 (link :
https://www.indiatoday.in/auto/latest-auto-news/story/domestic-automobile-sales-fall-in-july-2019-1580362-2019-08-
13
)
• Researchgate | Consumer Buying Behaviour of Cars in India - A Survey (link :
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/327070602_Consumer_Buying_Behaviour_of_Cars_in_India_-_A_Survey)
• Arseam | RESEARCH ANALYSIS IN CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR OF AUTOMOBILE PASSENGER CAR CUSTOMERS IN
COIMBATORE (link:
https://arseam.com/sites/default/files/published-papers/paper-4%20Issue-1%20Full%20paper%20%20%20page%20%2
028-36%20%20Dr.%20G.SAKTHIVEL%20%20Jan-2017.pdf
)
• Indian Brand Equity annual automobile report Report (link:
https://www.ibef.org/download/Automobiles-July-2019.pdf )
• Financial Express (link:
https://www.financialexpress.com/auto/car-news/top-10-carmakers-in-india-and-their-market-share-maruti-suzuki-ow
ns-half-of-the-indian-market/1129193/
)
• Economic times | Complete sale auto analysis April 2019 (link:
https://auto.economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/industry/complete-sales-auto-analysis-april-2019-all-segment-leade
rs-in-negative-zone/69163909
)
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