Competition upgrade joint venture brand counterattack micro-car market


The country’s series of policies on the introduction of the automobile market led to the phenomenon of “blowouts” in the first half of the year. Mini-cars are undoubtedly the “beneficiaries” among them. The frequent actions of multiple manufacturers in the mini-car market also indicate that the competition in the mini-vehicle market is gradually escalating.

â–  Joint venture brand will counter the mini vehicle market

In the mini-vehicle market, the self-owned brand models include Chery QQ, QQme, BYD F0, Geely Panda, Chery Ruiyi M1, Changan Benben, Shuanghuan Aristocrat, Lubao and other ten models. The joint venture brands are only Beidouxing, Alto and Le Chi. Three models, it is clear that the overall performance of the independent brand micro-car is better than the joint venture brand.

Although the "sportsmen" in the mini-vehicle market are more from their own brands, with the listing of new Alto in the second half of this year, the joint venture brands have switched their "heads" to the mini-vehicle market. Hyundai Motor once said that it will introduce the i-series of all models in the future, so the mini-car i10 may enter the domestic market. At present, this car has already been listed in Taiwan. Recently, there is also news that the Nissan minicar March will also be made in Dongfeng Nissan; the new SPARK will be launched next year; Honda also said that its new mini vehicle TIF will consider releasing in China. In the high-end market, with the entry of SMART, its rival FIAT500 may also enter the Chinese market.

â–  The mini car market entered the subdivision era

A Suzuki brand dealer stated: “Although the self-owned brands are lagging slightly behind joint venture brands in many technologies, they have more price advantages; since joint venture brands have no obvious price advantage, the pursuit of quality products will be the future direction.” The demand and direction will also enable the mini-vehicle market to be divided into three sub-markets: practical mini-vehicles, boutique mini-vehicles and personalized mini-vehicles. The self-owned brands will be mainly used for practical mini-vehicles, and joint-venture brands will focus on boutique mini-vehicles.

For consumers, the entry of joint venture brand micro-vehicles is a good thing, which will give consumers more choice. This “bigger” is not only reflected in the addition of several joint venture brand models, but also reflected in the quality, Price and service.

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