This has led to massive investments in Maruti Suzuki in the last three years. “India clearly is at the centre of discussion (at Suzuki) … be it on electric or hybrid technology or even partnership discussions. Among other factors, Bhargava attributes Maruti’s phenomenal growth over the last three and half decades to the personal involvement of Suzuki patriarch Osamu Suzuki in the India business. That is how we are looking at meeting the requirement of the Indian market and also of the global market,” said executive director (engineering) CV Raman. “Alto, Dzire, Wagon R and Swift continue to remain the top sellers in the Indian market.

Source: Economic Times May 12, 2017 18:33 UTC