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The plant will add production capacity of up to 1 million vehicles a year for the automaker as it expands manufacturing to meet rising demand in India
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HSBC said if the company's earnings before interest and tax margins are below the mark of 10% that could disappoint the market
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Once synonymous with dominance in the PV segment, Maruti Suzuki has gradually ceded ground as consumer preferences and competitive dynamics evolved.
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The recalls were issued to address a range of potential defects, some of which could have posed serious safety risks if left unaddressed
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Between January and November, Hyundai’s Creta and Tata Motors’ Nexon claimed the second and third positions, pushing Maruti out of its traditional domination of the top five
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India's EV share need a six-fold jump in five years to meet the government's 2030 target of 30% penetration
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Launched in 2023, the Fronx is one of Maruti Suzuki's highest-selling models in the domestic market, clocking sales of 14,500 a month in India.
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Industry experts say the robust launch calendar underscores confidence in sustained demand, driven by improving economic sentiment, rising disposable incomes
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The GST reform widened the price gap between hybrid and petrol/diesel cars while the withdrawal of road tax waivers for hybrids by states such as Uttar Pradesh has further dampened the demand
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Maruti Suzuki will start sales of the e Vitara in India in the calendar year (CY) 2026.
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The auto major sold a total of 1,81,531 units in the same month last year. Total domestic passenger vehicle dispatches to dealers were at 1,70,971 units compared to 1,41,312 units in the year-ago month, an increase of 21 per cent, Maruti Suzuki India (MSI) said in a statement
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Carmakers fear that if BEE’s proposed weight-based draft for CAFÉ norms are approved by the government, auto companies will prioritise vehicle weight reduction to avoid penalties prescribed under the new standards
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The company will recall the units of Grand Vitara manufactured between December 9, 2024, to April 29, 2025.
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Anand Rathi is bullish on Maruti Suzuki has recommended buy rating on the stock with a target price of Rs 19000 in its research report dated November 01, 2025.
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Motilal Oswal is bullish on Maruti Suzuki has recommended buy rating on the stock with a target price of Rs 18712 in its research report dated October 31, 2025.
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New products and the GST cut to aid domestic demand recovery.
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The company's total revenue from operations increased 13 percent to Rs 42,101-crore in the September quarter as compared with Rs 37,203 crore in the year-ago period.
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The carmaker plans to return to its historic market share of 50% even though competition in India is the toughest it has been during the company's 40-year presence
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Net Sales are expected to increase by 9.9 percent Y-o-Y (up 6.4 percent Q-o-Q) to Rs. 40,890.1 crore, according to Prabhudas Lilladher.
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Maruti Suzuki has reported a sharp rise in daily bookings, with demand for small cars showing significant momentum
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Fuel efficiency rules are designed to incentivise higher sales of low-emission car models, mainly electric, if companies want to avoid paying penalties for non-compliance.
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Early trends and dealer channel checks have showed that the first day of the festive sales during the ongoing Navratri season have seen a healthy demand, with Maruti and Hyundai Motor India posting strong booking following a subdued September due the Shradhh period, during which fresh purchases are typically deferred.
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Maruti Suzuki may have to incur inventory losses due to price cuts, says the brokerage
