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bijender
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| 1 year ago
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this is what indian market demanding
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srinivasan
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| 2 years ago
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i think the major component of the 2.7 lac price tag is the 100+% of import duty, even then it is only for brand identity the ninja is launched here,even though it's one of the best 250s in the world, the company can simply do nothing about price...
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Satwinder Singh
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| 2 years ago
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The concept of introducing SuperBikes is just for the sake of Brand popularity.. In India where people loves showoffs, the promos really give advantage on the business profits.. So as per the question, probiking concept does work.. !! But this...
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Debate: "Bajaj Launches sports bike Kawasaki Ninja" deleted from your view.
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Balaji Nagarajan
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| 2 years ago
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Tata has been and have learnt from their mistakes and now have started listening to customer feedback and making products in those lines which is a good trend to start with. Xover looks dynamic and Tata's have the brand image and people to make...
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srinivasan
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TATA is a brand indians swear by, and this segment once dominated by toyota is seeing new players and now TATA! their prices and reliability are their real traits. and it is these kinds of qualities which make a true nation builder. i am sure this...
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Rijo Stephen Cletus
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| 2 years ago
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Manoj, Success of the product is in terms of numbers for Tata's. That's what enhances share holder wealth. That goal will certainly achieved. In this way success for investors and users and the company. We can see success in terms of a Tata...
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Debate: "Tata Xover to hit the market: Will it be successfull?" deleted from your view.
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Arun Murali
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| 2 years ago
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I really dont know what Mridula has against hybrids, I see her posting consistently against Hybrids. These types of cars will become standard around the world in the next decade. We can be like we were last decade accepting technologies that are...
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srinivasan
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| 2 years ago
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yes the future is definitely bright for hybrids, almost every automobile giant is planning it but time it will reach the market and cost will be major factors. but people need to look at MASS RAPID TRANSIT system as much as hybrids, they need to...
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Debate: "Will consumers shift to hybrid cars?" deleted from your view.
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Kailash Sharma
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| 2 years ago
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M M and UV both have a very good trusted brand image and loyal customers. Its entry into the two wheeler segment will only increase the competition among these two brands. I don't think any of them is going to harm other's market.
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santosh kumar
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| 2 years ago
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Renault was launched to enter into personal car segment. But when it couldn't crack it; it was pushed into taxi. This diluted its brand image further lead to its demise.
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srinivasan
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| 2 years ago
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m m is a company with strong technical credentials and its entry into the two wheeler segment will only spice up the competition, especially considering the fact that they are targeting high powered moto scooters. and it will do no harm to the...
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Debate: "M & M entering two wheeler business" deleted from your view.
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Why Automatic Transmission is popular in india????
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Pricing
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AB Ahmad
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"David is 100% right"
| 4 months ago
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correction- MT is h/way cruise - AT is more suited for city driving
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srinivasan
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| 2 years ago
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indian market is an economically driven one, so automatics simply doesnt sell because of their price and their fuel economy,even though automatics have their own set of advantages.but it is a welcome change tat automatics are slowly and steadily comin...
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David
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"Why Automatic Transmission is popular in india????"
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The question should be the other way around. The way I see it, for car buyers in India, the 1st priority is fuel efficiency and then ownership costs neither of which is achieved with an A/T. With the chaotic traffic in most cities and messed up...
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Design to need first!
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Limit Choice & Reduce Cost
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"In the Essence, "To Travel with the Least Cost - Within The Least Time - With Max. Comfort.""
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Ultimately it is desirable generally by a common man that one is interested in: "To Travel With the Least Cost - Within The Least Time - With Max....
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srinivasan
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it is very important tat industries in india(both domestic and mnc's) use local resources to the max extent possible,because in my view ... considering the size of indian population the main reason would be that, using homegrown talent and resources...
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Ideate: "What Challenges will Automotive Industry Face in the future? " deleted from your view.
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srinivasan
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| 2 years ago
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ford's entry into the 3 lac + segment will help it tap the huge market in this particular segment and also the customer will benefit because he can get the ford quality which,till now was only offered in the mid segment.
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santosh kumar
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| 2 years ago
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Worldwide FORD is know to make big, sportier heavy SUV's. Recall that FUSION was much toughted as small car just for Indian market FORD had pinned all its hopes on it. But it failed just because the car was big in size ( as per indian standards...
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Debate: "FORD's small 3 lakh + car" deleted from your view.
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