Dussehra Wishes From Automobile Manufacturers
Dussehra is an important Hindu festival which signifies the victory of good over evil. This annual festival is celebrated with great enthusiasm all over the country. Here are the most attractive Dussehra wishes from different automobile manufacturers. The automakers have posted very creative and purposeful message. Let us have a look.
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Tata Motors
Tata Motors group have posted simple yet meaningful message for this Dusshera. The post features simple yet effective moto ‘Victory of safety over danger’.
Mahindra & Mahindra
The company used this occasion as perfect way to showcase their SUV lineup. The post features all our favourite SUVs including the newly launched XUV 700.
Hyundai
The Dussehra wishes from Hyundai grabbed attention. The company posted a video post jotting 10 bad driving habits and asked the audience to triumph over bad driving habits.
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Honda
The Japanese Automakers came up with a new campaign. They came up with a hashtag and asked people to not be the #RaavanOnRoad.
Jeep
Another creative greetings that got us was posted by Jeep. In this post Jeep showed all the traditions followed over the country in Navratri.
MG Motors
Morris Garages has one of the best interactive page on Instagram. This Dusshera MG took up the opportunity to flaunt their ADAS technology all over their lineup.
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Nissan
Nissan has been very creative with its wishes. The post employs the company logo to signify the bow and arrow of lord Rama.
Ducati
Ducati has posted yet another creative wish for its fans in India. The post says ‘Goodness always shines brighter’. Here the headlights of the motorbikes depicts ten heads of the Raavana.
Suzuki
The two wheeler company Suzuki also posted this Dusshera. The company shared the message ‘Let the light conquer the evil’ with creatively using the headlights of the scooter.
