International Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics Volume 116 No. 20 2017, 167-170 ISSN: 1311-8080 (printed version); ISSN: 1314-3395 (on-line version) url: http://www.ijpam.eu Special Issue ijpam.eu

A STUDY ON CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR ON MAHINDRA TWO WHEELERS IN CHENNAI

1S.Praveen Kumar,2R.Kausalya, 3Suraj Kumar 1,2 Professor, 3Student Department of Management Studies, BIST, BIHER, Bharath University, Chennai. [email protected]

Abstract: Indian Two-Wheeler Industry is the biggest on Methods of data collection the planet to the extent the volume of generation and Primary data: deals are concerned. is the greatest bike advertise on this planet, enrolling a general development rate of 9.5 The primary data collected through questionnaires percent in the vicinity of 2006 and 2014. The administered to a sample of 100 consumers selected development in Indian Automobile Industry owed the From Chennai the Questionnaire was pre-Designed and most to a precarious upsurge saw in the bike section in pre-tested before it was administered. 2014. The volume development recorded in the 2014-15 The secondary sources include various reports, financial year remained at an excellent 14.8 percent on a websites etc. year-on-year premise. The 'Make in India' battle of the 2. Finding Government of India is additionally going to draw in The exploration done on an investigation of "buyer more outside speculation into Indian Two Wheeler conduct in regards to Mahindra bikes in Chennai" with Industry making further development openings in the various discoveries. Every one of these discoveries are coming years. fundamentally drawn from the surveys, which are filled 1. Introduction by the respondents face to face. To the extent mileage per liter of petrol is concerned, Mahindra is Organization (MGI) recommend that if India proceeds administering the market and discovering support with with its current development, normal family unit earnings the buyers. Yamaha and Hero Honda are far underneath will triple throughout the following one decade and it the desires of the purchasers in light of mileage per liter will end up being the world's fifth biggest buyer economy of petrol[13-15]. With respect to of the brand engine by 2025, up from twelfth position[1-7]. Today business bicycles. half respondents buy the Mahindra Bike around the globe perceives that the "customer is the because of acknowledgment of lord". Organizations can prosper just when they can configuration/style/display, here as 27% of respondents comprehend the client. Today as far as current do as such for Yamaha and 13% of respondents decided showcasing it is critical to consider client as a point of on Hero Honda Bike and just 10% of respondents convergence of their business action. Showcasing favors TVS. procedures depend on client/purchaser request and needs. 3. Suggestion Essentially we can state that purchasing choice is the reaction of boosts. In the field of showcasing it is A vast majority of the respondents felt the design of imperative to comprehend the significance of recognition Mahindra bikes should be changed so as to attract the and brand. Both are related with regards to buy choice of customers[16-23].The bikes recently introduced by bikes[8-12]. Mahindra are mostly concerned about youth. So, they There are for the most part four key mental should also consider middle-aged people while components—Motivation, Perception, Learning, manufacturing[24-30]. Memory, who in a general sense impact client reactions. Some of the respondents are suggested to improve This review concentrates on observation figure. With the mileage of Mahindra and Yamaha Bikes. Liberalization, Privatization and Globalization of the and the consequent section of 4. Conclusion numerous multinational players, the opposition in bike ● Out of the responses obtained from 100 customers35% fragments is expanding. customer are like Mahindra two wheelers. And through the friends 25% of the customers are like Enfield. And

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