CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR AFFECTING AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY PRESENTED BY :- Anurag Singh Ashish Mathew Harshita Singh Aditya Kumar Abhishek Kumar Bhumika Sicarwar
Jan 12, 2016
CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR AFFECTING AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY
PRESENTED BY :-Anurag Singh
Ashish MathewHarshita Singh
Aditya KumarAbhishek Kumar
Bhumika Sicarwar
AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY IN INDIA
• Most competitive market with low cost that makes it an attractive assembly base for foreign automotive manufacturers.
• Cars is the major segment with the growth of more than 19% annually.
• Shift in demand from two wheelers to cars due torise in availabilty of low cost cars and being a symbol of prestige.
OBJECTIVE OF STUDY
• Broad classification of behaviors and their effect on various car segments.
• Study on purchase decision process
• Study & Classify Car market based on segments like – small car, Hatch back, Sedan Class, premium Sedan, SUV & MUV and luxury cars.
CAR SEGMENT
Micro Cars
Compact Cars
Mid-Size Cars
Executive Cars
Luxury Cars
FACTORS INFLUENCING CONSUMER BUYING BEHAVIOUR
CULT
URAL
• Culture
• Sub-culture
• Social class
PSYCHOL
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• Motivation
• Perception
• Belief and Attitude
SOCIA
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• Reference groups
• Roles
• Family and status
PERSONAL
• Age
• Economic condition
• Occupation
• Lifestyle
CULTURAL FACTORS
The dimensions of cultural factors include:
• The social organization of the society• Religion• Customs and rituals• Values and attitudes• Literacy levels• Aesthetic systems
Subcultures:-Each culture further comprises of various subcultures such as religion, age, geographical location, gender (male/female), status etc.
Geographical factors:People prefer SUVs in hilly areas, in plain areas hatch-backs and compact cars are preferred.
SOCIAL FACTOR
Major aspects in this area are:
•Family- Size and income of family•Reference groups- Ideals, colleagues, friends and relatives.•Status- Prestige and designation of the person
PERSONAL FACTORS
The main aspects in this area are:• Occupation-
. An individual’s nature of job.
• Age-
. Teenagers, middle aged and elderly individual.
• Economic Condition-
. How much an individual brings home decides how much he spends and on which products?
• Lifestyle-
Style, attitude and perception.
• Personality-
Overall personality depicts the nature of buying behavior.
PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS
• Motivation• Perception• Beliefs and attitudes
SITUATIONAL FACTORS
• situation related to medical / health• situation related to financial emergency (budget cut
down)
psychological
cultural social
personal
Situationalfactors
CONCLUSION
Concluding we can say that purchasing a car is an important and time taking process and is affected by all these factors that have been discussed here. Manufacturers consider all these factors and design their product accordingly.
CONTRIBUTION:
Equal participation of all the members of the team.
THANK YOU