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Reports say motorcycle brands are seeking a path to revival by winning over the millennial generation. A global shift is underway toward products and brand strategies tailored to younger generations' values and lifestyles.
Winning over the millennial generation is a survival strategy shared by motorcycle brands worldwide. From a market perspective, the aging of the core customer base is a serious structural problem. Approachable displacement, digital equipment, SNS-appeal are the keys. I see the young markets of India and Southeast Asia as the front line of this generational handover. Whether you can capture the next customer is everything.
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What years does 'millennial' actually cover again?
It usually refers to people born roughly from the 1980s through the mid-90s.
Since every brand is fighting over the same demographic, differentiation is going to be key.
Hope this lifestyle-focused marketing strategy actually translates into results.
Curious exactly which generation's purchasing data this article is basing things on.
Feels like every brand is saying the same thing lately about winning over millennials.
'Young people are turning away from bikes' has been said forever -- it just keeps getting rehashed from a new angle.
