Automobile brand classification

Automobile brand classification refers to the classification of automobile brands into different grades according to their market positioning, brand image, product quality, price and other factors. At present, automobile brand classification is mainly divided into four levels: luxury brand, high-grade brand, mid-range brand and low-grade brand.

Luxury brands refer to high-end and expensive brands in the automobile market, representing the most advanced automobile technology and the highest-end automobile culture. These brands represent the image of luxury, luxury and nobility, which are expensive and the consumer groups are mainly high-income people. These brands are usually produced by European and American automakers, such as Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Audi and Jaguar.

High-end brands refer to automobile brands with higher prices and better quality, which occupy middle and high-end consumer groups in the market. These brands are usually produced by European, Japanese and Korean automakers, such as Lexus, finidi, Volvo and Land Rover.

Mid-range brand refers to the automobile brand whose price, quality and performance are lower than those of high-end brands. These brands are usually produced by Japanese, Korean and China automakers, such as Toyota, Honda, Hyundai and Geely.

Low-end brands refer to automobile brands with low price, poor quality and weak performance in the market. These brands are usually produced by China and Indian automakers, such as Great Wall, BYD and Volkswagen.

In a word, automobile brand classification is formed according to market demand and consumer purchasing power. When buying a car, consumers should choose the appropriate brand grade according to their own needs and economic strength to fully meet their own needs.