Benchmarking

What is Benchmarking process ?

Benchmarking is the process of comparing the exsiting product,Its services, quality of the product, cost of product and process of the product, etc.f For the betterment of the product quality availability of the product in future  This process is using in every industries for the create a new product with new feature, attractive Design , Reducing the cost of the product without compromising in product quality.For example it can be used to compare the availability and delivery of features in a product and in this form often provides the basis of consumer tests and reviews. These look at products and services and provide recommendations based on which is best or some form of ranking amongst competitors.

It is particularly useful when comparing not only performance but also practice –in other words what do the different organizations do to enable that performance to be delivered? And applied in this way it is a powerful tool in process innovation sin e studying how the ‘best’ achieve their performance can provide powerful clues for changing the way processes operate. Process benchmarking of this kind can operate at several levels:

• Between similar processes in the same factory or service branch
• Between different factories or service branches
• Between different competing organizations
• Between different sectors using the same process

Now i am going to benchmarking of cars undar 10 lakhs for Mr. D.S. Pughazhyendhii.

Tata Tigor

 

Engine, Engine type	Fuel economy	Transmission	Seating Capacity	Fuel Tank Capacity	NCAP Rating	Airbags	Bootspace
1199 cc,Bi Fuel	19-27 km/L	Manual - 5 Gears	5 Person	60 litres	4 Star (Global NCAP)	2 Airbags (Driver, Front Passenger)	419 litres

 

Honda Amaze

 

Engine,Engine Type	Fuel economy	Transmission	Seating Capacity	Fuel Tank Capacity	NCAP Rating	Airbags	Bootspace
1498 cc,i-DTEC	18-25 km/L	Automatic (CVT) - CVT Gears	5 Person	35 litres	4 Star (Global NCAP)	2 Airbags (Driver, Front Passenger)	420 litres

 Skoda Rapid TSI

 

 

 

Engine,Engine Type	Fuel economy	Transmission	Seating Capacity	Fuel Tank Capacity	NCAP Rating	Airbags	Bootspace
999 cc,1.0 TSI	15-22 km/L	Manual - 6 Gears	5 Person	55 litres	4 Star (Global NCAP)	2 Airbags (Driver, Front Passenger)	460 litres

 

Tata Nexon

 

Engine,Engine Type	Fuel economy	Transmission	Seating Capacity	Fuel Tank Capacity	NCAP Rating	Airbags	Bootspace
1.5L Turbocharged Revotorq	22 km/L	Manual - 6 Gears, Sport Mode	5 Person	44 litres	5 Star (Global NCAP)	2 Airbags (Driver, Front Passenger)	350 litres

 

Hyundai Aura

Engine,Engine Type	Fuel economy	Transmission	Seating Capacity	Fuel Tank Capacity	NCAP Rating	Airbags	Bootspace
1.2 U2 CRDi Diesel	25 km/L	AMT - 5 Gears, Manual Override	5 Person	37 litres	2 Star (Global NCAP)	2 Airbags (Driver, Front Passenger)	402 litres

Mahindra XUV300

 

 

Engine,Engine Type	Fuel economy	Transmission	Seating Capacity	Fuel Tank Capacity	NCAP Rating	Airbags	Bootspace
1.5 Turbo Diesel	20 km/L	Manual - 6 Gears, Sport Mode	5 Person	42 litres	5 Star (Global NCAP)	2 Airbags (Driver, Front Passenger)	257 litres

Conclusion

 

I would strongly suggest Tata Nexon.Nexon is a compact SUV.The car is loaded with next-gen features like floating dash-top touchscreen, smart cabin utility etc. Not only does it look great but is also very safe. Its producing 22 km/l mileage and this is the main pros in this car because day by day Fuel cost are going high,In safety it got 5 star by ( Global NCAP), Upto 6.5" feet person Cofortably sit on rear and front seat.