Overview
- Maruti Suzuki plans to scale capacity to around 4 million vehicles a year by FY2030 through new lines at Manesar and Kharkhoda and a Gujarat plant slated to start from FY2028.
- The company will introduce seven new SUVs over the next five to six years to strengthen its position in a segment that has expanded sharply in India.
- Its first BEV, the e Vitara, is set to use battery-as-a-service pricing at Rs 10.99 lakh plus Rs 3.99 per km with a 60% assured buyback after three years.
- Management also flagged an entry-level car unique to Suzuki aimed at first-time buyers in the domestic market.
- The strategy includes CNG and biofuel, highlighted by the newly inaugurated Banas Suzuki Bio CNG plant and a reported 70% share of passenger CNG vehicles between April and December 2025.