Mahindra is the most attractive Tractor Brand in India as per TRA
In a study covering 5,000 brands across 16 Indian cities, ‘Mahindra’ tractors, part of the USD 20.7 billion Mahindra Group, have been recognized as India’s Most Attractive Tractor brand by Trust Research Advisory (TRA) in the fifth edition of its report, titled ‘India’s Most Attractive Brands’ – India Study 2018. The study is based on TRA’s proprietary ‘Brand Attractiveness Matrix’ which comprises 36 attributes of Brand Attractiveness.
On being conferred the TRA award, Rajesh Jejurikar, President, Farm Equipment Sector, M&M Ltd. said. “The TRA award is a recognition of our work in building a global customer focused brand, with the widest range of tractors for every kind of farming application. At Mahindra, we constantly strive to work with the customer and connect with their needs to drive success. While thanking TRA for this award, we will continue to work toward the development of newer products both in tractors, as well as the farm machinery space driven by our focus on innovation and technology”.
Sachin Bhosle, Research Director, TRA Research, said, “Mahindra Tractors communication plays a dual role in building Brand Appeal. Firstly, it enhances the inherent attractiveness of the brand, & secondly, it also helps to communicate this attractiveness to customers across the Indian farming sector. Mahindra is synonymous with tractors, and as a brand it resonates highly on recall among all Indian tractor brands. We congratulate Mahindra on this achievement.”
TRA’s ‘Buying Propensity’ index is a scientific methodology that gets to the root of the consumer’s buying process to understand and measure their buying keenness. It attempts to understand this through the overt, covert and contextual buying drivers of consumer influences. Creating Buying Propensity is to create a natural pull for the consumer toward the brand that is manifested on the basis of the consumer’s Trust (the transactional drivers to buy) and Attractiveness (the psycho-socio-cultural drives to buy).
