Maruti Suzuki, the largest car manufacturer of the country has recently announced in its reports that the company’s May month sale has recorded a drop of 4.99 percent in total sales at 98,884 units.
It is said in reports that Maruti Suzuki had sold 1,04,073 units in the month of May in 2011.
However, in May 2012, the company recorded domestic sales at 89,478 units as against 93,519 units in the last year, experiencing a fall of 4.32 percent.
Maruti Suzuki India [MSI], the biggest car manufacturer of India, has recently announced that its working is not affected by the so-called global recall of over one lakh Swift compact cars by its Japanese parent Suzuki.
While talking to media in national capital, an official from MSI said, “The Swift cars made and sold in India by Maruti Suzuki are not impacted by this recall.”
Maruti Ertiga, seven seaters with functioning on different operation together is now ready to run on Indian roads as to be launched today.
Multi functioning Ertiga, will manufacture at its Gurgaon plant, is providing in petrol and diesel variants, based on variant of Ritz and Swift, in views of style and sparking.
This new stylish Maruti’s car especially passenger vehicles to offer in multi purpose segments whether it relates to look, interior design, performance and operations to speed up.
Earlier, Maruti Suzuki India, the one of country’s largest carmaker made announcement regarding declining of its exports in the ongoing fiscal.
And to raised its problems, Hyundai Motor India, main rival to Maruti, has poached Rakesh Srivastava as its vice –president for performing sales operations across India.
There is a tough competition between Hyundai and Maruti as Maruti has run with 38% market share, while Hyundai with 15%.
India’s largest car manufacturer, Maruti announced that without having goal to cut completely car making at its Gurgaon factory, it plans to cease one part out of three in the immediate future
Dismissing its previous earlier statement of ending car making plants at Gurgaon, Maruti Chairman RC Bhargava said, “What we did say was that out of the three assembly lines at Gurgaon, we would shut down one line by 2015, reducing the installed capacity to 5 lakh cars, as against 7.2 lakh at present. In the space which would become available we would install our new diesel engine plant with a capacity of 3 lakh engines and also make components.”
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