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What does it take to be the country’s largest manufacturer? What goes into making such cars that have been ruling the Indian roads from the past 39 years? Well, the only answer to these questions is Maruti Suzuki. This company has been the first choice of Indian customers for a very long time now. Let’s put some light on the chronology it has tread on to become India’s largest carmaker. 1981 – Maruti Udyog Ltd Maruti Udyog Ltd. India was regaining the glory after independence. People started to look out for ways to live an elegant life. But yet, no one was spending a lot on cars. Brands like Premier and Hindustan Motors were trying hard to gain customers to which they were a lot successful. But were they ready for the storm that was about to come? Government of India, especially, Sanjay Gandhi is to be credited with the establishment of Maruti Udyog Limited in 1981. 1982 – Collaboration with Suzuki Maruti Suzuki Ltd In October 1982, Maruti Udyog limited merged with the Japenese automobile company, Suzuki. The same year, the company also set up a manufacturing unit at Gurgaon, Haryana. With the JV between Maruti and Suzuki, the company received the right to import 40,000 fully built Suzuki cars from Japan in the first two years, after which also the company was planning to use about 33% of indigenous products only. 1983 – Maruti 800 Maruti 800 This is the car which flagged off the company’s dawn was the Maruti 800. It was an 800cc engine powered 5-door hatchback made by Mar...

Maruti Suzuki is a brand that has held a leading position in the domestic Indian market for many years. From its inception in the 1980s to the present day, the manufacturer has been steadily improving its products, both by creating entirely local designs and by collaborating with the world’s leading corporations. Today Maruti products in India are represented by more than fifteen models of modern quality cars, and most of the models are being exported to other countries. The Maruti Suzuki cars are preferred by more than half of India’s residents. But in addition, cars are also successfully sold in the foreign market – Maruti Suzuki exports its products to eastern countries, Africa, Latin America, and even Europe. In addition to extremely low prices, Maruti Suzuki cars attract customers with decent quality, a modern level of comfort and safety, and good service. Indian automobile company Maruti Udyog Ltd is the largest in India, focusing on The plant that started operating in 1973 in the vicinity of the Indian city of New Delhi. Maruti Suzuki is one of the largest car manufacturers in South Asia. At the moment Suzuki owns the controlling stake in the Indian company. In 2008, it was a budget Indian manufacturer that helped Suzuki avoid bankruptcy. What is Maruti Suzuki? Maruti Suzuki is the largest Indian automobile manufacturer, which was established in 1973, and merged with Suzuki at the beginning of the 1980s. The company is specialized in the production of low-budget veh...

Maruti Suzuki India Limited recently completed its 40 years of collaboration with Suzuki Motor Corporation, Japan. On the occasion, the car manufacturer released a special report titled Annual Integrated Report as ‘40 years – Joy of Mobility’. The report reflected on the company’s 40 years of journey and also gives a glimpse of its future roadmap as it moves ahead with optimism and confidence. Here we take a look back at the company’s 40-years of operations What is noteworthy is this was the first time when a homegrown auto maker moved from design to production in just 13 months. Market leader for four-decades Shift from affordable to premium offering Maruti Suzuki, in its initial days, was known as the ‘affordable carmaker’. Later on, the auto car manufacturer shifted towards the luxury segment. It introduced models like Kizashi and Grand Vitara. This was also the time when Maruti Suzuki came up with a new platform for its premium offerings, Maruti Nexa. The launch of Baleno was a peak in the company’s journey that emerged as best-seller in the premium hatchback category. Low-maintenance, high resale value Maruti Suzuki cars were synonymous with affordability. Another USP of these cars was the high resale value. The cars easily offered a 40-50 percent return value even after 3-4 years from the date of purchase. The dawn of 21st century Suzuki Motor Company was renamed Shift to automated manual transmission The homegrown car maker introduced the Celerio, its first offering...

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