The company aims to regain 50 per cent market share in the domestic passenger vehicle segment by bolstering its presence in the sports utility vehicle (SUV) space
Analysts, however, believe investors may adopt 'buy on dips' strategy for the pack as overall sales growth is expected to remain steady going forward
Maruti Suzuki also displayed its range of 'sustainable' cars like the WagonR Flex Fuel prototype, Brezza S-CNG and Grand Vitara Intelligent Electric Hybrid at the Expo
Maruti Suzuki India on Tuesday reported a 28 per cent rise in exports at 2,63,068 units in 2022, its highest ever overseas shipments. The company's previous highest exports was achieved in 2021 with 2,05,450 units. The highest exported models in 2022 were Dzire, Swift, S-Presso, Baleno and Brezza, the company said in a statement. "Crossing the 2 lakh milestone in exports for the second consecutive year signifies the trust, quality, reliability, performance, and affordability of our products," Maruti Suzuki India Ltd (MSIL) Managing Director & CEO Hisashi Takeuchi said. He further said, "this achievement further aligns with our strong commitment to the government of India's 'Make in India' initiative to manufacture products to delight global customers." The company said in 2022, it exported more than double the volume it exported in pre-COVID year 2019, which stood at 1,07,190 units. In 2020, its exports had declined to 85,208 units due to the pandemic and supply chain ...
In December 2022, most automobile shares flaunted negative returns, with Tata Motors leading the pack, followed by Eicher Motors and Maruti Suzuki
Stocks to watch today: Maruti Suzuki India recorded a 16.5 per cent YoY decline in production volume for passenger vehicles in December 2022
Stocks to watch today: Tata Motors reported 10 per cent YoY increase in domestic December sales at 72,997 units as against 66,307 units sold last year
The taxes on motor vehicles in India have historically been among the highest in the world and need to be rationalised, MSIL Chairman RC Bhargava said at an event on Monday.
The levies by the Indian govt have made purchasing vehicles expensive for the population, said RC Bhargava, Maruti Suzuki's chairman
Car-industry growth in India has slowed to 3% from 12% in the past twelve years, partly due to poor government policies, Bhargava said
The taxes, however, should not be the same for different types of cars as the "regulatory burn" on small cars is higher than on bigger cars in India
M&HCV segment witnessed mixed performance while LCV segment witnessed near double digit de-growth leading to overall de-growth in CV space.
The technical outlook for Sun Pharma and Maruti remains bullish, while the trend for Bajaj Auto is looking weak on charts. Power Grid, meanwhile, needs to overcome the hurdle of Rs 240 level
Higher volumes and softer raw materials to drive expansion
Hatchbacks like WagonR and Alto have seen a decline during the past few years due to changing consumer preference
Suzuki holds a 56.37 per cent stake in Maruti Suzuki
Maruti Suzuki chairman R C Bhargava says that each year the company, based on workers' suggestions, has saved around Rs 300 crore in costs
The stock of automobiles major traded close to its record high level of Rs 10,000, which it had touched on December 20, 2017
Chip supply resolution, favourable forex rate and record sales drive growth
The company said it has been making simultaneous efforts in securing electronic components availability, cost reduction, and improving realization from the market to better its margins