Does MG Majestor have what it takes to beat Toyota Fortuner?
In India, the Toyota Fortuner has ruled the premium SUV segment for a long time and has a tested loyal fan base with the trust of durability and resale value. With the Majestor, MG is now entering this fiercely competitive space with a larger, and presumably more feature packed offering. This brings up the question of brand perception, customer loyalty and what it takes to unseat a market leader. It might have more features or space, but can it compete with the Fortuner’s tried and tested track record and service network? This work seeks to shed light on the factors affecting buying decisions in the premium SUV segment, such as brand image, after sales service, reliability perceptions and the significance of legacy and new technology. It also discusses in terms of the broader theme of how newcomers can upset established markets and how to challenge the existing market leaders.
No way. India loves its Fortuner. That king won't be dethroned by a fancy new SUV.
Why not? MG has been on fire with tech features. However, Fortuner is not the only car that the Majestor could give a run for its money, if they price it right.
It’s not just about the product. Toyota has an unbeatable service network. That department is a long way from MG.
I believe it can compete, but it need not win. In the market there is room for both. Toyota will always be chosen by some people for reliability.
Fortuner is not the real competition, it is Gloster. First, MG has to worry about cannibalizing their own sales.
They would have a chance if they have a diesel variant with good fuel efficiency. Fortuner has a big selling point.
It all comes down to resale value. Can MG match Toyota in that aspect? It won't be the Majestor that makes or breaks this segment, that will be that.
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23 January 2025 10:47
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