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Suzuki starts commercial production at fourth Hansalpur plant in India, adds 250,000 units capacity

Suzuki starts commercial production at fourth Hansalpur plant in India, adds 250,000 units capacity

ReutersReuters2026/07/30 09:45
  • Suzuki Motor began commercial production on July 30 at Plant D in Hansalpur, India, expanding annual capacity by 250,000 vehicles.
  • The new line will build the e VITARA battery-electric vehicle.
  • Hansalpur’s total annual capacity rises to 1 million vehicles, Suzuki’s first single site to reach that level.
  • Total annual production capacity in India increases to 2.9 million vehicles across four manufacturing sites.
  • Maruti Suzuki agreed with Gujarat in January 2024 to build a new Sanand plant by 2029 with 250,000 annual capacity.


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