Benchmarking
BENCHMARKING
-> Benchmarking is a process of measuring the performance of a company's products, services, or processes against those of another business considered to be the best in the industry.
-> The point of benchmarking is to identify internal opportunities for improvement.
-> Benchmarking is a tool for assessing and comparing performance in order to achieve continuous improvement.
The Cars which are involved in the BenchMarking are as follows:
1.Maruti Suzuki Vitara Brezza:
The BS6 Brezza gets a 1.5L petrol engine 103bhp and 138Nm torque. This engine is similar to cars like Ciaz and Ertiga. Another new addition that Brezza is getting is the first-ever manual transmission car to get SHVS system. The smart hybrid system is an interesting piece of technology. it uses two batteries instead of one and has a small electric motor. the electric motor always starts the car from neutral or when the ignition is turned on thus saving fuel. Mileage = 17.03 to 18.76 kmpl.
Lowest variant priced at 8.25 Lakhs INR.
2.Ford Ecosport:
Ford Ecosport gets a 1.5L VCT petrol engine with an output of 121bhp and 149Nm torque. ARAI mileage of 15.9kmpl it is a BS6 compliant engine. It also gets safety features including ABS with EBD and dual airbags while higher variants get features like voice recognition infotainment system, rear-view camera, parking sensors and so on.
Lowest variant prices at 9.02 Lakhs INR.
3. Hyundai Creta:
Design - The Creta's design, although quirky, is modern and a step forward. Rear seat comfort - Plenty of leg/headroom, generous cushioning with lots of support. Refined powertrains - Linear power delivery that's spread evenly across the rev-range. Feature-laden - Hyundai is known to offer modern equipment by the bucket-loads. Brand/market value - Wide sales, spares and service network, strong resale value. Mileage = 17-21kmpl.
1.5L NA Petrol – 115HP, 144nm, Transmission – 6-speed manual/CVT, 1.5L Diesel – 115HP, 250nm, Transmission – 6-speed MT/AT, 1.4L Turbo Petrol – 140HP, 242nm, Transmission – 7-speed DCT
Lowest variant priced at 10.44 Lakhs INR.
4.2020 Hyundai Verna:
Another car on the list that just got a new facelift, Hyundai Verna has gone far and beyond and received eight new features that are first in the segment. Things like front wireless charging, Digital Instrument Cluster, Smart Boot and emergency stop signal to name a few. The car offers three engines and 4 new trims. The engines include 1.5L MPI petrol, 1.0L turbo GDI and a 1.5L diesel. The turbo engine gets a 7-speed DCT followed by 1.5L petrol getting 6-Speed MT while the 1.5L diesel gets a 6-Speed MT and 6-Speed AT. Mileage = 17.7-25kmpl.
Lowest Variant Priced at 9.31 Lakhs INR.
Criteria for purchasing car:
- 5 Seated car
- High Mileage
- Budget 8-10 lakhs
- Safety
| Sl No. | Name of Car | 5 Seated car | Price(8-10)lakhs | Safety rating | High Mileage(above 20kmpl) |
| 1 | Maruti Suziki Vitara Brezza | ✓ | ✓ | ★★★★★ | X |
| 2 | Ford Eco sport | ✓ | ✓ | ★★★★ |
✓ |
| 3 | Hyundai Creta | ✓ | X | ★★★ | ✓ |
| 4 | 2020 Hyundai Verna | ✓ | ✓ | ★★★★★ | ✓ |
Conclusion:
Hence, after completing the benchmark we came to know that the car which meets the Pughazhyendhi criteria is 2020 Hyundai Verna. Because it mets the expected saftey, mileage, Price Budget.
I think on of best car in India and best mileage and great performance or one of best saden for family and you and value for money and best for highway and City mileage in Verna . And of the most popular car in India. Looks is awesome and very smooth engine petrol.
The petrol version will incur maintenance costs of Rs 4,500 per year on an average, which amounts to Rs 22,500 over 5 years. The diesel engine can be maintained with an average of Rs 5,500 per year, making it Rs 27,500 for five years. The Verna is the easiest car to maintain in the segment.
As expected of a monocoque crossover, the Venue is very car-like to drive. Owners will appreciate this in the city & on highway drives alike. 998cc turbo-petrol engine develops 118 BHP & 172 Nm: Hyundai is offering a 7-speed DCT as an option (apart from a 6-speed iMT) with the Venue 1.0L petrol.
Suspension is just awesome. Ride quality especially on tough roads is a delight. Roadgrip is excellent