Maruti is launching the new Baleno in 2022.
One of the key features they have mentioned in the press release is "Stronger Steel"
I guess they finally realized that building cars which are marginally thicker than cardboard, is actually counter productive and people don't like it
One of the key features they have mentioned in the press release is "Stronger Steel"
I guess they finally realized that building cars which are marginally thicker than cardboard, is actually counter productive and people don't like it
This has happened because there are competitors like Hyundai, Tata and VW, who offer better built cars for pretty much the same price.
The customers can shift if they want to. And they have done.
Which has forced even Maruti to wake up.
The customers can shift if they want to. And they have done.
Which has forced even Maruti to wake up.
Imagine the same thing happening in the 80s India, where Maruti would be the only company selling cars in India.
Do you think they would have made these changes?
They would have probably made the car worse to increase their profits.
Do you think they would have made these changes?
They would have probably made the car worse to increase their profits.
I know a lot of you like Mahindra, but the reason why I haven't included their name is because they don't make hatchbacks anymore.
But yes, their cars are very safe..
But yes, their cars are very safe..
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