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Title | SUV and SUT Make a ‘Big Hit’ | ||
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Date | 2005.10.10 | ||
Betting on success by targeting ‘Niche Market'
Since 2001, Ssangyong Motor, which specializes in manufacturing RVs(Recreational Vehicles), has created a new
Moving ahead of their competitors by exploring the niche market is the blue ocean strategy of Ssangyong Motor.
Rexton, a model released in September 2001, is a prime example. It was a ‘high-class medium-to-large sized SUV (Sports Utility Vehicle)’, the first of its kind in Korea. In
The result was almost instant success.
Regardless of its high price, Rexton created an overwhelming response from consumers, and opened up the premium
The same thing occurred with Musso Sports, which Ssangyong Motor released in 2002, in that it opened up a new
This model of vehicle, which was the only SUT (Sports Utility Truck) in Korea until now, still enjoys popularity
Rodius was another vehicle that Ssangyong released in the domestic market as the first of its kind in Korea in 2003,
In June, Ssangyong Motor once more revealed a new concept vehicle, Kyron.
The company explains that Kyron is a SUV, but offers a driving feeling that surpasses a sedan. A source at Ssangyong
Ssangyong Motor is to release Actyon, a SUV for five people, on the 13th, with the expectation that this will also
Actyon comes with the outstanding performance of 145 horsepower engine, which is the highest horsepower among SUVs
Another blue ocean Ssangyong Motor has found is the overseas market.
This comes as a result of their recognition that, after focusing mostly on the Korean market, the domestic-only policy
Consequently, Ssangyong Motor is developing new cars that target the market worldwide.
After focusing their efforts on the export of cars such as Rexton and Rodius, Ssangyong Motor successfully transformed
Ssangyong Motor has been recognized as a manufacturer of RV vehicles, which mostly come with a diesel engine, and in 2003,
- Source from The Korea Ecomic Daily (Oct 10th, 2005) -
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