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Suzuki Motor turns to Toyota for lessons on small EVs, other technologies

Japan's Suzuki Motor Corp plans to learn from partner Toyota Motor Corp how to use EV technology to build small electric cars, its president Toshihiro Suzuki told reporters

Toyota and Suzuki take hybrid route to co-develop a mid-sized SUV

Toyota to name it Urban Cruiser Hyryder; Suzuki's version is expected in August

EV car makers rev up for 2025; slew of new models expected to hit the road

Korean carmaker Hyundai that sells the Kona electric sedan, too, is looking to ride the EV wave

Suzuki Motor powers EV rush in India with Rs 10,440-crore investment

Maruti's rivals, such as Hyundai and Tata Motors, have announced elaborate plans for electrification of their products

Auto PLI will foster Rs 2.3-trn additional investment over 5 yrs: Arun Goel

In a Q&A, Heavy Industries Secretary breaks down the nitty-gritty of the selection process

Suzuki Motor expects automobile sales in India to decline 6%

Japan's Suzuki Motor Corporation on Thursday said it expects its automobile sales in India to decline 6 per cent year-on-year and has cut its overall global sales forecast for the ongoing fiscal

Suzuki Motor Gujarat to scale down production in Aug due to chip shortage

SMG, which supplies cars exclusively to MSI, has also decided to scale down production to single shift at some manufacturing lines in the plant.

Suzuki Motor to promote hybrids, EVs; strengthen SUV segment in India

The firm will promote penetration of hybrids and introduce electric vehicles while strengthening the SUV segment and push for CNG cars in India

Suzuki Motor chairman Osamu Suzuki to retire, become senior adviser

The corporate management direction toward 2030 and 2050 was defined. Therefore, with the expiration of the current term of office, Suzuki will retire, says the automaker

Suzuki Motor beats estimate with $2-billion profit, steps up dividend

Suzuki, the country's No. 4 automaker, declined to give an earnings forecast for the current business year, citing uncertainties about the longer term impact of the coronavirus on its operations.

Suzuki Motor resumes production at Gujarat plant after two months

SMG had suspended production at the Hansalpur (Gujarat) plant on March 23 to check the spread of coronavirus

Coronavirus outbreak: Why cities may not remain the same after lockdown

Tens of thousands of workers who returned to villages are now similarly weighing whether to return at the end of the lockdown, which Modi this week extended to May 3.

Suzuki Motorcycle bucks slowdown, eyes double-digit sales growth in FY21

It expects to end the ongoing financial year with a 7.5 per cent increase in sales over last year, said the company's top officials

Suzuki Motorcycle India holds back investment due to slowdown in sector

The company said uncertainty created over electrification of two-wheelers had played a role in parent Suzuki Motor to adopt a wait and watch strategy before finalising on setting up a new manufacturin

Suzuki Motor steps up R&D spend to defend India dominance

Suzuki joins Japanese peers in ramping up spending even as profit sags, at a time when industry focus is on electrification and automation amid demand for vehicles powered by cleaner technologies

Suzuki Motor starts work on lithium ion battery unit

Announces lithium ion battery manufacturing plant in Gujarat that would reduce battery cost for electric and hybrid vehicles

Suzuki Motor Q1 net up 44% on strong India sales

Sales in India, which accounts for half of compact carmaker's global vehicle sales, rose 14%

Suzuki Motorcycle sales up 74% at 36,029 units in March

Two-wheeler maker had sold 20,673 units in same month last year

India to be 3rd-biggest car market by 2020: Suzuki

In April to February this fiscal, MSI has sold around 13 lakh units

Executive V-P Honda to resign

Suzuki Motor Corp's executive vice-president Osamu Honda is set to resign to take responsibility for the Japanese automaker's use of wrong mileage testing methods, the Nikkei reported on Wednesday. Suzuki declined to comment. Suzuki last month admitted that as part of its tests to calculate the fuel economy for some of its vehicles, it had used data compiled from indoor tests performed on individual vehicle parts, rather than vehicle coasting tests.