The route to success in the automotive industry is a meticulous and ever-evolving process. It requires immense brainstorming and strategy formation to achieve required targets, both effectively and efficiently.

While there is no guide to improve market capitalization, most automakers try to be distinct in their approach. That being said, the underpinnings of the strategies from each car company remain largely the same.

Before we delve deeper into some of these strategies, it is important to have a general idea of what market capitalization is.

In the simplest terms, market capitalization is representative of the value of the shares of a company that is publicly traded on the market. Tesla, as an independent entity, has shares worth over $1 trillion being traded in the market.

This helps the firm to be strong financially and undertake expansion plans without an iota of doubt.

But how do automotive companies aim to expand their market cap? Let’s have a look:

While there might be other strategies that may vary from brand to brand, the aforementioned policies are probably the oldest tricks in the book.

Though brands can prioritize asset management and budget operating expenses, profit, sales volume, and customer loyalty make for the easiest ways to improve market capitalization.