India's Maruti sees passenger vehicle market rising to up to 6.3 mln units by 2031
Maruti Suzuki forecasts India's passenger vehicle market will expand to 6.3 million units annually by fiscal year 2031.
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Maruti Suzuki forecasted that the Indian passenger vehicle market would grow to 6.3 million units by fiscal year 2031, driven by small cars and SUVs. The company chairman advocated for accelerated reforms and flexible production lines to support this projected expansion.
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This outlook positions small cars and SUVs as the primary drivers of future market volume. The company’s leadership suggests that growth in the small car segment will remain a key component of this trajectory over the next five years. Following these projections, Maruti Suzuki Chairman RC Bhargava announced plans to make all new production lines flexible to accommodate shifting consumer demands.
This operational adjustment coincides with public calls from the leadership for faster industrial reforms and a more streamlined business environment to support the automotive sector. Reuters, The Economic Times, and BusinessLine are among the outlets tracking these strategic shifts. Industry focus now turns to the implementation of these flexible manufacturing capabilities.
While the manufacturer maintains a growth target for the market, details regarding specific production timelines and the regulatory reforms required to reach the 6.3 million unit mark have not yet been specified.
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The reporting (5)
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Maruti Suzuki Chairman calls for faster reforms, easier business environmentCNBC TV18 · 57d ago
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Maruti Suzuki sees small cars, SUVs driving India’s auto market to 6.3 millionThe Economic Times · 57d ago
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Maruti Suzuki to make all new production lines flexible, says RC BhargavaAutocar Professional · 57d ago
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What is the projected size of the Indian passenger vehicle market by 2031?
Maruti Suzuki expects the market to reach up to 6.3 million units by fiscal year 2031.
Which vehicle segments are expected to drive growth?
The growth is attributed to the performance of both small cars and SUVs.
How is Maruti Suzuki adjusting its manufacturing strategy?
The company plans to transition all new production lines to a flexible model.
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