Maruti Suzuki India said on Monday that it started exporting its electric vehicle E-Vitara and more than 2,900 units were sent abroad last month. These units were sent from Pipavav Port in Gujarat to 12 European countries – UK, Germany, Norway, France, Denmark, Switzerland, Netherlands, Sweden, Hungary, Iceland, Austria and Belgium.
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On August 26, Prime Minister Narendra Modi flagged off the first e-Vitara from the company’s plant in Gujarat. This battery electric vehicle is specially made at the plant in Hansalpur in Maruti Suzuki.
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“E-Vitara exports in Europe in Europe are actually a glorious and decisive moment for us,” the Managing Director (MD) of Maruti Suzuki India and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Hisashi Takechi said. The company is planning to export this model to more than 100 countries and will also be sold in the domestic market. Input agencies edited by: Sudhir Sharma
