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Suzuki unveils Technology Strategy 2026 to cut vehicle development lead times 50% by 2030

Suzuki unveils Technology Strategy 2026 to cut vehicle development lead times 50% by 2030

BitgetBitget2026/09/25 00:36
  • Suzuki on Sept. 25, 2026 unveiled “Technology Strategy 2026 for 10 Years Ahead,” centered on lowering energy use across products.
  • Plan targets a multi-pathway rollout tailored to local infrastructure, aiming to support decarbonization across diverse markets.
  • By 2030, Suzuki targets halving new-vehicle development lead time, lifting development efficiency 30%, raising manufacturing efficiency 50%.
  • India to expand as an export hub, targeting about 4 million units of annual production capacity in fiscal 2030 and beyond.
  • Biogas program in India expanded with a third plant starting August 2026, using cow-dung biogas fuel to support local resource circulation.


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