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| Suzuki Maruti Alto to debut in Paris | | 2008-08-10 09:32:00 | | Suzuki will bring its seventh-generation Alto to the Paris Motor Show this October, featuring stylistic and powertrain upgrades to compete with the best and brightest from the budget-oriented, compact class. Based on the A-Star concept introduced at last year's New Delhi Motor Show, the new model will be built in India by Maruti Suzuki's Manesar plant, and will likely packing a 1.0-liter engine which should make Euro V emissions regulations a breeze to exceed. Expect the new Alto to find its largest market in India, along with limited sales throughout Europe. For an economy car, it's a pretty decent looker from what we can tell from the two shots Suzuki's released ahead of the show, and we expect it will find plenty of buyers looking for a relatively cheap way to get around. Check the press release after the break for more.Press Release:SUZUKI AT THE MONDIAL DE L'AUTOMOBILE IN PARIS WORLD PREMIERE FOR ALL-NEW GENERATION OF ALTO* New Alto combines low environmental impact with fun to us... | | By: Car News | | |
| | Tata Motors and Maruti wish to do | | 2008-07-18 00:27:00 | | GM, the world’s largest carmaker, has two manufacturing units in India; Hyundai and Suzuki, undoubtedly the world’s most ingenious small-car manufacturers, intend to make India their global or regional hubs for compact cars. The two are reportedly working on products that will specifically appeal to the Indian market, and also sell in the global markets. When asked about his company’s commitment towards India, Gyaneshwar Sen, GM (Marketing), Honda SIEL, says, “Off course, I think our actions show our commitment towards India.”Explaining further, Sen adds that there are three factors that prove it. First, Honda has launched the latest global models in India. Second, the car company has increased its capacity from 65,000 to 100,000 units a year. In addition, once its new plant in Rajasthan is set up, the annual capacity will more than double immediately to 160,000 units, and later to 200,000 units. Third, Honda plans to launch a globally-sold premium compact model in India soon... | | By: IIPM-World | | |
| | New Maruti Suzuki Splash | | 2008-06-25 04:55:50 | |
The Splash has been described by Suzuki as a multi-utility vehicle for small families. The Splash has spacious interiors with safety features like seatbelt force limiters for the front seat. The dashboard will be fuss-free in keeping with the Splash's youthful, fresh looks. The Splash also has high seating positions and good visibility. The engineering shows a judicious use of space. For example, the rear seats of the Splash can be folded back to make a flat load floor and a compartment below ... | | By: Tech News India | | |
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| Maruti to review 800 model after Nano launch | | 2008-03-29 06:36:18 | | As the market launch of Tata Motors’ Rs 1-lakh car, Nano draws nearer, Maruti Suzuki’s top bosses have already started discussing the fate of their Maruti 800 model.
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| | Maruti Suzuki reports 1.30% rise in Feb`08 sales | | 2008-03-02 00:04:00 | | Car market leader, Maruti Suzuki India announced today marginal growth of 1.30% in vehicle sales in February 2008. It sold a total of 63,822 vehicles in February 2008, including export of 4,511 units, compared with 62,999 vehicles sold in February 2007.The company`s volume in the domestic A2 segment went up by 2.7%, while in A3 segment the domestic volume grew by 8.9%, compared to sales in February 2007.During February 2008, the company became India`s first car manufacturer to export 500,000 cars cumulatively.Shares of the company gained Rs 32.25, or 3.86%, to settle at Rs 867.2. The total volume of shares traded was 573,165 at the BSE.(Friday).... | | By: Indian stock markets | | |
| | Maruti Suxuri SX4... Indeed MEN ARE BACK !!! | | 2008-02-03 14:49:34 | | The roads were vacant, spaces aplenty for a battalion to rage war over an enemy. But I decided to do it differently. Pedals pressed to the metal, heart beating fast, eating space lightning quick, filling up each vacant space momentarily. The good roads are becoming ever so rare to find and even when you do, there are a thousand other people who suddenly seem to have found a new place to drive on. A splendid strip of tarmac and a splendid vehicle in hand, man can work wonders out. The man or should I say, the CAR of the moment takes every single obstacle with finesse and with a affirmation and authority that mid-sized sedans have forgotten how to. But the solution to all of a driver’s problems doesn’t end there, does it???? Well, that’s exactly what I’ve tried to figure out. And boy was I amazingly surprised. Which way???? Design and Ergonomics Well, ... | | By: IBIBO | | |
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| Marketing at Maruti | | 2007-12-11 02:41:57 | | Down at BS Surinder kapur talks about innovation and Marketing and highlights how Marketing at Maruti has allowed it to grow forward and illustrates it with examples of marketing cars beyond the typical urban market.It seems that Maruti has been segmenting the market at various levels and making micro level efforts .He illustrates his point with couple of examples of rural marketing by MarutiYear after year, Maruti has come up with innovative schemes that have helped it increase marketshare. For instance, its “Wheels of India” scheme, targeted at state government employees across all states, led to sales of over 5,000 units.A special scheme, “Ghar ghar mein Maruti: Mera sapna meri Maruti”, targeted at Panchayat members, who enjoy influential and respected positions in rural society, helped increase sales by another 16,600 units. It seems that key to success of Maruti is its successful segmentation of the Indian market and then offering them tailormade targeted special schemes ... | | By: Marketing & technology in India | | |
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