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🚨 Top Carmakers in India • Maruti - 40.9% • Hyundai - 14.1% • Tata - 12.7% • M&M - 12% • Toyota - 6.4% • Kia - 6% • Others - 7.9% Maruti Has Largest Domestic Market Share.

Maruti vs. Hyundai: Small Car Showdown 🚗 1. Market Presence : Maruti: Dominates with 50%+ market share (e.g., Swift, Baleno). Hyundai: Strong contender with premium appeal (e.g., i20, Grand i10). 2. Price & Value : Maruti: Affordable, budget-frie

Tata Motors has been my worst-performing stock so far, but I'm still holding on. I believe the EV wave will be a major turning point for $TAMO. Do you think Tata Motors can lead the EV revolution in India, or is it time to move on?

"Tata Puts the Pedal to the Premium: Altroz Aims to Hatch a Market Coup!" Tata Motors is clearly not here to play it safe—they're revving up with the new Altroz like it’s pole position or bust! With a sleek facelift and premium punch, they’re eyeing

Who REALLY benefits from Maruti & Tata’s EV plans? Not the shareholders 📛📛 It's such a major deal. And unlike in the past, the media & major institutional investors are also silent for some reason. Let's be more aware! Here's what you should know

Indian consumers don’t care about Made in India, China, or Japan—they just want great products at reasonable prices. Look at the market: Chinese phones dominate 🇨🇳📱 Maruti, Kia, Hyundai lead in auto 🚗 Samsung, Mi rule electronics 🔌 Quality

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“The Poor man’s Car” Failed Marketing Strategy #1 TATA Nano is one of the dream project of Mr.Ratan Tata, he Really wanted to Help the people in Middle class to own a car.But it Was failed The Tata Nano faced a significant positioning problem

India’s EV market is booming in 2025! 🚗 Passenger EV sales are set to grow 40% this year, hitting 1.38 lakh units, with Tata, Mahindra, and MG holding 87% of the car market. SUVs and sub-compact SUVs are driving demand, and new launches like Tata Ha

Law 1: The Law of Exclusivity This law states that in the minds of consumers, a single word or concept can only be owned by one company. If a competitor already "owns" a particular word (like prestige, affordability, or reliability), it is nearly imp