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    SMALL CARS INDUSTRY

    Presented by:

    Anand Ganpaa-003

    Annie Patro-004

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    Evolution Of Small Car IndustryIn INDIA

    Joint venture between Government of INDIA andSuzuki Motors of JAPAN

    First car manufactured in 1983 , Maruti Suzuki 800

    Biggest car manufacturers came into play like Tata,Ford, Skoda, Volkswagen, Mitsubishi, Suzuki, Honda,

    Hyundai, Chevrolet and Fiat

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    Why?Availability of highly skilled engineersLow cost laborTechnical know how

    Less investmentCheap machinery and raw materialsEstablished quality systems and rewarding returns

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    SUV

    SUV

    www.researchandmarket .com

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    CONCEPT

    Quantity

    Pr

    ice

    P1

    P2

    0 Q1 Q2

    DemandQ

    P

    Price Elasticity - It is

    defined as the percentage

    change in quantity

    demanded that resultsfrom one percentage

    change in price

    Ep = % Q/ % P

    A

    B

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    Cross Elasticity It is defined as the

    percentage change in quantity demanded ofgood X per one percent change in price ofgood Y

    EC = % Qx /% PY

    PY

    Q

    PY

    QSubstitutes

    Distant sub: 0

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    KEY ENABLERS- Car Industry

    1.AUTO FINANCE BOOM- MOREPLAYERS(FOREIGN BANKS & NON BANKINGCOMPANIES, BETTER SCHEMES.

    2.IMPROVING INCOME CURVE

    3. REDUCING INTEREST RATES

    4.INCREASE AFFORDABLITIY ON ACCOUNTOF REDCUTION IN ENTRY LEVEL PRICES

    5.VARIOUS TAX RELIEF POLICIES

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    Key Enablers (Cont..)

    5. INCREASE IN DISPOSABLE INCOME

    6. BUYERS MARKET

    7. INCREASE IN INDIGENIZATION

    8. INSURANCE AND USED CAR MARKET

    Key Challenges

    1. Cost Pressure2. High Expectations

    3. Lack of inadequate infrastructure facilities

    4. Rising fuel prices

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    PRICE COMPARISION

    Starting Price tag(ex-showroom price, Delhi)

    Maruti A-Star -----------------------------RS.3.41Lakhs

    Hyundai i10 -----------------------------RS.3.48Lakhs

    Fiat Palio Stile -----------------------------Rs.3.35Lakhs

    Chevrolet Spark-----------------------------Rs.3.25Lakhs

    Tata Indica Vista----------------------------Rs.3.15Lakhs

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    MARUTI A-Star

    The starting price tag is Rs3.41 Lakh (ex-showroom Delhi)

    Three spoke steeringwheel, an auto lock system,enhanced front power

    windows, and rear doorpockets

    Hyundai i10

    The starting price tag is Rs3.48 Lakh (ex-showroom Delhi)

    Number of convenient featureslike upscale interior, andsuperior technology like anti-

    lock braking system

    Strategies:

    1.Mp3players

    2.Lucky draws

    3.Gold coin

    4.Color Selection if booked early

    5.Holiday packages

    6.Down Payments(e.g.Rs.5555)

    7.Discounts Offers

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    FACTIn August 2004, a leading business newspaper reported that

    Hyundai Motors India Limited (HMIL), an Indian subsidiary of the

    South Korea- based Hyundai Motors Company (HMC) was

    expected to reduce the price of its flagship car - Santro - by as

    much as Rs 40,000. Industry experts were expecting a reduction inSantro's price in response to the price war being waged by the

    market leader in India - Maruti Udyog Limited (MUL),which had

    reduced the price of its largest selling car in the B segment - Alto -

    by Rs 58,000 in two price cuts starting from September 2003. This

    move had resulted in Alto replacing Santro as the largest selling carin the B segment in the period January to June 2004 (Refer Exhibit I

    for the market segmentation of the Indian car industry)

    source: www.theeconomist.com

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    ITS NOT OVER YET.......

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    THANK YOU!!!