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CONSUMER BEHAVIOR
STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT

PESTAL & SWOT Analysis of Honda Motors, Toyota Motors & Hyundai Motors

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Honda | Toyota | Hyundai

LMTSoM, Thapar University September 2014

Submitted By: Rahul Rai

(501304039) Harpuneet Singh (501304020) Deepanshu Goel (501304014)

A glance at the insights of the project work A comprehensive analysis of the leading motor industries in India:

The Indian automotive industry is growing exponentially and is undoubtedly one of the biggest industries of the Indian subcontinent. In the wake of the current scenario, it is an optimal time to assess the industry using the best management tools.

Honda Toyota Hyundai Motor Corp. Motor Corp. Motor Corp.

Comparing three big brand names and assessing the share of each is a daunting task in itself. This report shows the current trend and scope of the Indian automotive industry’s three key players in the Passenger car segment.

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