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Toyota was founded in 1936 and has since grown from making cars to making cars better through teaching others. It has a wide product mix with reliability, quality, features and customization. Toyota launched Lexus in 1989 as a luxury brand. Through giant manufacturing networks and surging demand, Toyota is able to sell millions of cars using different slogans in various countries. It has a large social media presence and engages in co-branding.
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Founded in 1937, Toyota is a Japanese automaker headquartered in Toyota, Aichi. It was the 13th largest company in the world by revenue in 2016. Toyota was the first company to produce 10 million vehicles and is a market leader in hybrid vehicles. It has luxury brand Lexus and manufactures vehicles for all consumer segments. Toyota is known for its quality, safety, reliability and innovative manufacturing processes. It strives for environmental friendliness and has faced challenges from recalls and natural disasters.
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- 2. Founded in 1936 Where they were in 1936 Where they are today
- 3. Making cars Making cars better Teaching everyone how to make cars better Employee’s Vision
- 4. What is their product strategy?
- 5. PRODUCT MIX
- 6. PRODUCT DIFFERENTIATION Reliability Quality Features Customization
- 7. LUXURY CARS •In 1989, Toyota launched Lexus. •Tagline – The pursuit of perfection
- 9. All assembly plants Giant network Surges in demand
- 10. Selling millions of cars, What is the marketing strategy behind it ?
- 11. ADVERTISING •Different slogan – Different Country India – Quality Revolution USA- Let’s go places Japan- Fun to drive, again
- 12. SOCIAL MEDIA PRESENCE Is your company active on social media Yes Sir, We are available on all social platforms
- 14. The Downside of line filling •In 2009 and 2010, the company recalled more than 8 million cars for potential perceived problems. •Creates a poor Brand image.
- 16. Toyota has built a huge manufacturing company that can produce millions of cars each year for a wide variety of consumers. Why was it able to grow so much bigger than any other auto manufacturer?
- 17. Innovation- Hybrid Cars Market research Superior quality Air Bags
- 18. Has Toyota done the right thing by manufacturing a car brand for everyone? Why or why not?
- 19. Car for everyone Market share Profit
- 20. SUMMARY Product Strategy Manufacturing Strategy Marketing Strategy
- 21. DISCLAIMER Created by Ashish kapoor, IIT Bombay, during a marketing internship under Prof. Sameer Mathur, IIM Lucknow.