In April, Maruti Suzuki DZire sales stood at 19,446 units in April, whereas it’s newest competitor Honda Amaze sold 4852 units. In March, Swift DZire sales growth was at 22% with 20,078 units sold as compared with 16,451 units in March 2012. There is no doubt that the Dzire is meant to be a front runner in the months to come, and all eyes will be on whether or not the Amaze can dent it’s sales.
The Renault Duster has also seen strong customer response while Toyota’s new Liva and Etios are also expected to contribute to an increase in market share along with Innova.
Kenichi Ayukawa is the new Managing Director and CEO at Maruti Suzuki India and takes the place Shinzo Nakanishi with effect from 1st April 2013.
Maruti Suzuki expects 6% growth in FY13. Maruti Suzuki has registered 7.9% sales decline in February 2013 having sold 109,567 vehicles as compared to 118,949 cars sold in February 2012.
2013 Maruti Suzuki Desert Storm 18th – 23rd February. The event that begins on 18th February will be hosted over a six day period that will see participants cover about 2,200 kms.
Maruti Suzuki India Limited, the country’s largest auto makers have recently purchased land for their fourth plant, and their second in the state of Gujarat. This is in a bid to come up with their fourth plant in the country which will double annual production capacity to close to 3 million units.
Maruti Suzuki is all set to boost production plans within the country. Twin facilities have been earmarked in Gujarat from where the Indian automaker will be concentrating on supplies to the Asian market.
Maruti Suzuki and Hyundai India car price hike. Hyosung and Mahindra new bike launches. Fortuner 4×2 Automatic with 5 speed gearbox launch. Mercedes Benz new Delhi dealership.







