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Photograph: PTI Photo Demand for its new sports utility vehicles (SUVs) appears to be good, and the company has 4 lakh outstanding orders by April 2023, (up from 3.6 lakhs in January 2023). Siam (Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers) estimates that passenger vehicle demand would grow by 5-7 per cent in the 2023-24 financial year (FY24) and MSIL is likely to beat the market growth. The company, which already has around 2.25 million capacity, intends to increase it by 1 million, with a capex of Rs 8,000 crore for FY24. It expects a rise in CNG vehicle orders after the latest government administered pricing mechanism (APM) price-setting which reduced fuel costs. The company expects improved chip supplies but there are still persistent supply issues which may impact the second half (H1) FY24 production. MSIL estimated loss of production of 38,000 units in the fourth quarter (Q4) and 46,000 in Q3 and overall 170,000 units in FY23, due to chip shortage. Lower rare earth metals prices and lower plastics and other petrochem related costs should lead to improved Ebitda (earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation) margins despite steel prices hardening. However, there is strong competition in this space and, as and when, the new airbag mandate is implemented, there could also be additional costs. Analysts believe there's a possibility of a pure electric launch in October 2024 with industry-leading features (550 km range, 60kWh battery, fast charging etc.). Un...

The Indian automobile industry is one of the most competitive sectors in the economy. There are approximately 5000 car dealers in India wherein approximately around 11 – 12 cars are being sold every minute. Be it SUV or sedan, as the standard of living is rising in India, people feel like having a car is a necessity. In the past decade, the popularity of having cars has increased a lot. Due to the advancement in technology, cars have become affordable as well as eco-friendly. With the increasing needs of people in India, the competition in the automobile industry is beyond par. Even when there are many top priority of people and that is Maruti Suzuki. Maruti Suzuki India Ltd has grown to be India's largest passenger car company, which accounts for over 50% of the domestic car market. Maruti Suzuki is a subsidiary of Suzuki Motor Corporation, Japan, where the Japanese car company boasts of holding around 56.37% of stakes, according to the reports dated September 2020. The company offers a wide range of cars starting from entry-level cars to stylish hatchbacks and the most modern sedans including DZire, SX4, Grand Vitara, and more. It takes care of the business of the manufacturing, purchase, and sale of motor vehicles and their spare parts (automobiles). Furthermore, it is also engaged in the financing of cars and the facilitation of pre-owned car sales fleet management. The Maruti automobile company has 2 manufacturing plants in Gurgaon and Manesar in Haryana and 1 manufac...

Associated Motor-ways Ltd. (AMW), the sole agent of Suzuki Maruti cars in Sri Lanka yesterday welcomed Maruti Suzuki India Ltd. Chairman R.C. Bhargava. Bhargava, an illustrious corporate personality in India joined Maruti Udyog Ltd. as Director Marketing soon after the company’s incorporation in 1981. He was appointed as the Managing Director/CEO in 1985 and became the Chairman and Managing Director in 1990. He was re-instated to the Board in 2003 after Suzuki acquired control of the company and became a listed company. Bhargava was appointed as the Chairman of the company in 2007, a position he continues to hold to date. Bhargava is on the Board of Directors of a number of leading companies in India including Grasim Industries, UltraTech Cement Company, Polaris Software Lab Ltd., Infrast-ructure and Financial Services Ltd., Dabur Indu-stries Ltd., Idea Cellular Ltd., Thomson Press Ltd., Kokoyu Camlin Ltd. and Taj Asia Ltd., and is on the India Advisory Boards of BAE Systems Ltd., Rio Tinto (India), Huawei India Ltd. and Hitachi India Ltd. Bhargava has recently written a book titled ‘The Maruti Story’. He has also authored a book in Japanese on Suzuki’s strategy in India. In November 2011, the Emperor of Japan conferred on Bhargava, the Order of the Rising Sun Gold and Silver Star. He has also been presented with the Lifetime Award for Management by the Economic Times and the All India Management Association. Associated Motorways Ltd., Sri Lanka’s pioneering and leading au...

Toyota Motor Corporation (Toyota) and Suzuki Motor Corporation (Suzuki) signed a memorandum of understanding for a business alliance in 2017. Since then, the two companies have been bringing together Toyota's strength in electrification technologies and Suzuki's strength in technologies for compact vehicles for joint collaboration in production and in the widespread popularization of electrified vehicles. Toyota and Suzuki are promoting mutual supply of vehicles globally, which is one of the collaborations in the business partnership, and the two companies will now start production of a new SUV model developed by Suzuki at Toyota Kirloskar Motor Pvt. Ltd. (TKM) from August. Maruti Suzuki India Limited and TKM will market the new model in India as Suzuki and Toyota models, respectively. Furthermore, the two companies are planning to export the new model to markets outside India including Africa. The powertrains of the new model to be on sale in India, will be equipped with mild hybrid developed by Suzuki and strong hybrid developed by Toyota. By bringing together strengths of both Toyota and Suzuki through the collaboration, the two companies will be able to provide a wide variety of vehicle electrification technologies to customers and contribute to the acceleration of electrification and the realization of a carbon-neutral society in India. Including investment in expansion of collaboration in India, Toyota and Suzuki will remain committed to the achievement of the "Make ...

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Maruti Suzuki is one of the largest automakers in India and has been in operation for over 35 years. The company offers a wide range of vehicles, from small hatchbacks to large SUVs, and has a reputation for offering good value for money. In this article, we shall go through Maruti Suzuki belongs to which country and who owns the brand now. Make sure you read the FAQs at the end of the article as well. Maruti Suzuki Company Belongs To Which Country? Maruti Suzuki cars are popular in India for their fuel efficiency and reliability, and the company has a strong service network across the country. Maruti Suzuki also exports cars to many countries around the world. Maruti Suzuki is a brand of India but later it was sold to Suzuki and now it belongs to Suzuki Motor Corporation. Maruti Suzuki was founded in 1981, and was originally a joint venture between the Government of India and Suzuki Motor Corporation of Japan. The company was set up with the aim of producing affordable cars for the Indian market. Maruti Suzuki began production in 1983, and the first car to roll off the assembly line was the Maruti 800, which quickly became a best-seller in India. In 1992, Suzuki Motor Corporation increased its stake in Maruti Suzuki to 50%, and the company has been majority-owned by Suzuki since then. In 2007, Maruti Suzuki launched its first all-new car in over a decade, the SX4, which was a big success. In recent years, Maruti Suzuki has launched a number of new models, including the Ce...

Passenger vehicle market leader, Maruti Suzuki India completed 40 years of the joint venture with Japan’s Suzuki Motor on August 29, 2022. Addressing it in its Annual Integrated Report for FY2022 titled ’40 years of Maruti Suzuki – Joy of Mobility’, the company said, “It has been 40 years since Suzuki Motor Corporation, Japan, entered the Indian car market as a joint venture partner in the company to fulfil the aspirations of millions of Indiansto own a reliable, affordable and modern technology car.” Firm may respond in 3-6 months: Govt asks Tesla to submit road map for vendor base The beginning of the journey It was back in 1971 when the then Indian government was on a hunt for ‘people’s cars’ and overtaking the most promising contender, Volkswagen. The Maruti Udyog and Suzuki venture which began on February 24, 1981, and the productions that began in 1983 with the Maruti 800 was just the dawn of an amazing legacy that has successfully enjoyed the fame of being the market leader for four decades. Well, this was also the time when the homegrown auto major went on to bag the record of going from design to production in just 13 months. The time when Maruti ruled the cars market The company’s dedication turned out to have worked for them and till 1997, these cars accounted for more than 80 percent of the total cars on Indian roads. The years witnessed the expansion of the Maruti portfolio with Omni, Esteem, Zen, and 1000. While the auto major began expanding its production, ...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said that India has targeted to be self-reliant in meeting its energy requirement in the next 25 years. He was addressing a gathering at Mahatma Mandir Convention Centre here to virtually lay foundation stones for an electric vehicle (EV) battery manufacturing plant of Japanese automobile giant Suzuki Motor Corporation in Hansalpur, Gujarat and Maruti Suzuki’s vehicle manufacturing facility at Kharkhoda, Haryana, while also commemorating 40 years of Suzuki in India. “Friends, in the Amrit Kaal of next 25 years, it is our target that India become atmanirbhar (self-reliant) in meeting with its energy requirement. We know that a big chunk of energy consumption is associated with transport. And therefore, innovation and efforts in that direction must be our priority. I am confident that with cooperation from all of you and all the friends from auto sector, India will attain this target,” the Prime Minister said. In this context, Modi also referred to various efforts being made by his government to give impetus to the EV ecosystem in India by offering various incentives to the buyers of EV vehicles. “The speed with which the EV market has grown, one would not have imagined it some years ago. One big characteristic feature of electric vehicles is they are silent. Whether it is a two-wheeler or four-wheeler, they don’t make noise. This silence is not only of its engineering, but also of the beginning of a silent revolution in this country.” ...