Quality should be Priority!
I was happy to read that Indian goods are more agreeable to the western market consumers than Chinese stuff. I hope this extends to cars made in India as well. I went to Malaysia for a trip and my gang of friends had this Toyota Qualis pick us up. I didn’t get a look at the name of the SUV when I was getting in, but the ride was so comfortable and spacious that I looked at the name tag at the back and it said Qualis! This model was NOT like the tin cup we get in India. This made me realize that India is still treated to low-quality products.
Indian car manufacturers have received little support from big players before, but the fast growing economy has made foreigners look at Indian companies seriously. Today, it is Mahindra and Tata Motors that are slowly penetrating these foreign markets. I wish that these guys start manufacturing international standard products like Maruti is trying to do and then sell these quality products within India as well. Prices be damned – I want quality for a change!
Article submitted by Swami
Indian car manufacturers have received little support from big players before, but the fast growing economy has made foreigners look at Indian companies seriously. Today, it is Mahindra and Tata Motors that are slowly penetrating these foreign markets. I wish that these guys start manufacturing international standard products like Maruti is trying to do and then sell these quality products within India as well. Prices be damned – I want quality for a change!
Article submitted by Swami
Labels: Car market competition, Mahindra, Maruti, Quality of car products in India, Tata, Toyota
2 Comments:
Surely Indian cars will soon be dominant in car industry like the Japenese cars. car industry, though old has been limited to a small section of society. It is only now that cars are becoming a part of the middle class lifestyle. Only from this middle class there will emerge new leaders for car makers. It is only a matter of time.
I think that Indians are being fooled by foreign companies to accept their junk. I have no idea why they are doing it, when Indian pay as much as them and sometimes even higher price. Do they still think of India as a snake charmer's country.
Are Indians only paying for the big names or the quality of product?
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