6 airbags will also be found in these trains including Alto K10, WagonR, Maruti Suzuki announced
Veteran Automobile company Maruti Suzuki India said on Monday that they will give 6 airbags to the customers in all variants of Alto, Wagon R, Celerio and Eco models. The country’s largest car company said in a statement that these steps reflect the company’s commitment to offer increased safety to customers in different areas. Partho Banerjee, Senior Executive Officer (Marketing and Sales), Maruti Suzuki India, said in a statement, “India’s fast expanded modern road infra, high -speed expressways and trends of developing traffic shows that there was no need for such strong security measures before before.”
Maruti Suzuki wants to ensure better security for all
Partho Banerjee said that with the decision to make 6 airbags standard in Wagon R, Alto, Celerio and Eco, the company is ensuring that better security is available for all. Banerjee said, “Given the immense popularity of these models, this step increases the safety standards for a large number of motorists and contributes to the safety of travelers across the country as a holistic manner.” The company through its Arenna sales networks sells models like Wagon R, Alto, Celerio and Eco while they sell models like Balleno, Grand Vitaras and Invito NECTONEs like Balleno, Grand Vitaras and Invitance through Nexa Network through Nexa Network. The model sells.
There is a plan to invest 380 billion yen as capital expenditure
Japan’s automobile company Suzuki Motor Corporation said on Monday that the total wholesale sales of its passenger vehicles in the Indian market are expected to increase by about 1-2 percent in 2025-26. The company’s Indian unit Maruti Suzuki India hopes that during this time its performance will be better than the industry. The company intends to invest a total of 380 billion yen as capital expenditure in 2025-26. Suzuki said that investment in India would be around 50 percent of it and the company has plans to increase the production capacity of passenger vehicles.
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