Overview
- Suzuki committed Rs 70,000 crore in India and set a goal of 4 million annual capacity by FY2030–31, anchored by eight new SUVs to claw back roughly 50% market share.
- Of the planned 4 million units, Suzuki projects 3 million for domestic sales and 1 million for exports, with Maruti shipments rising from a record ~330,000 in FY2024–25 toward about 400,000 this fiscal.
- Suzuki detailed a multi-pathway powertrain plan spanning BEVs, hybrids and CNG/biogas, including nine compressed biogas projects in Gujarat targeted for 2027.
- Honda outlined 10 new India models by 2030, seven of them SUVs, with the 0 Alpha EV to be built in India for domestic sale and export to Japan and other Asian markets around 2026–27.
- Honda said it is evaluating capacity options in India, including a potential Greater Noida restart or a new southern plant, with decisions yet to be finalized.
