Could a few tweaks made the Bolero work in urban areas?
The Mahindra Bolero has always been a vehicle for rural and semi urban markets, known for its ruggedness and simplicity. But as urban SUV sales surge, there is a question as to whether the Bolero could access that market with a few smart tweaks. It's not just the vehicle that needs to change, but also how people view and market the vehicle. The notion of a city friendly Bolero raises pertinent questions about the brand identity, consumer preferences and the need to strike a balance between preserving the core of a vehicle and making it appealing in a new market. But it also reflects broader trends in the auto industry, as the distinctions between urban and rural vehicle preferences are starting to blur.
No way, man. The Bolero is all about its rural roots. You'll just end up with some weird hybrid that pleases nobody if you try to make it 'urban'. Stick to what it does best.
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Could a few tweaks made the Bolero work in urban areas?
27 December 2024 05:23
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