Honda Brio Tops Initial Quality, Claims Study

Highlights
Honda's entry-level hatchback, the Brio has ranked highest across segments in the JD Power 2014 India Initial Quality Study. The Study included a total of 8,429 vehicle owners, who purchased a new vehicle between November 2013 and July 2014.
The study included 73 vehicle models in 30 cities from 17 carmakers from May 2014 - September 2014. The study, in its 18th year, considered problems that owners experience with their new vehicle during the first two to six months of ownership.
It examined more than 200 problem symptoms covering eight categories: engine & transmission; vehicle exterior; driving experience; HVAC; features, controls and displays; vehicle interior; seats; and audio, entertainment and navigation. Just so you know, all problems are summarised as the number of problems per 100 vehicles (PP100). Lower PP100 scores indicate a lower rate of problem incidence and higher initial quality. In all the categories, overall initial quality in India averages 100 PP100 in 2014, which was 115 PP100 in 2013.
Top 10 cars based on their scores
1. Honda Brio - 40
2. Skoda Rapid - 51
3. Toyota Innova - 64
4. Volkswagen Vento - 68
5. Honda City - 74
6. Toyota Etios Liva - 83
7. Hyundai i10 - 84
8. Volkswagen Polo - 85
9. Maruti Celerio, Hyundai Xcent & Maruti Ertiga - 86
10. Maruti Swift Dzire - 88
Segment-wise toppers
Entry compact segment - Maruti Alto 800
Compact segment - Hyundai i10
Upper compact segment - Honda Brio
Premium compact segment - Maruti Suzuki Swift
Entry mid-size segment - Hyundai Xcent
Mid-size segment - Skoda Rapid
MUV/MPV segment - Toyota Innova
SUV segment - Ford EcoSport
Last Updated on September 25, 2023
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