Shashank Srivastava predicts a growth of 8.2% in the Indian auto market this year. Maruti Suzuki aims to improve its market share in the SU...

Maruti Suzuki executive attributes low adoption of electric vehicles in India to their higher cost of acquisition. He also highlights range...

December wholesales are low, retails are high. January sales numbers show a growth of almost 14%. However, the beginning of January had low...

Maruti Suzuki's Senior Executive Officer (Marketing and Sales) Shashank Srivastava predicts that an increase in interest rates for auto loa...

Shashank Srivastava says: “The price hikes will be across most of the models. The quantum obviously varies depending on the cost structure ...

It is probably not always correct that a higher price vehicle gives you a higher margin, it actually depends on the competition in that seg...

Maruti Suzuki's sales of sport utility vehicles (SUVs) have nearly doubled in the quarter ending June 30, reflecting the strong demand for ...

"WagonR's continued success with over 3 million cumulative sales is a testament to its undisputed reign as one of the most iconic Indian ha...

Maruti Suzuki India Ltd anticipates a chip shortage recovery in the second quarter after the company's April production was affected by sem...

“If one looks at the pending bookings that have been increasing for Maruti Suzuki, it is about 295,000 at the moment and for the industry i...

“In the last five years, the cost of acquisition of small cars, the entry hatches have gone up almost 40% and that has resulted in a dip in...

“I believe we have passed the bottom part of the curve as far as supply is concerned. The situation as far as the semiconductor supply is c...

Factory dispatches in June this year are more than double that for the same month last year. In June 2019, automakers sent 220,000 units to...

With the supply of semiconductors becoming a challenge for the automotive industry, Maruti Suzuki is also watching the situation closely al...

Digital bookings for sales and service and just-in-time deliveries will allow dealerships to hold just-in-time inventory.

Looking at the industry numbers, 57% of the vehicles sold in H1 were diesel as against just 15% about four years back.

The strengthening of the yen and the depreciation of the rupee, both against the dollar as well as the yen, would be obviously a cost press...