Suzuki Models

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Maruti Suzuki India’s entry level car Alto has become the best ever selling model in India with a cumulative total of more than 29 lakh units sold over a period of 15 years, overtaking its now phased-out M800. Launched in September 2000, the model Maruti Suzuki India's entry level car Alto has become the best ever selling model in India with a cumulative total of more than 29 lakh units sold over a period of 15 years, overtaking its now phased-out M800. Launched in September 2000, the model touched Maruti Suzuki India will start paying royalty to its parent Suzuki in rupee instead of yen for all new models starting with a compact SUV to be launched early next year. The move, aimed at insulating the company from foreign exchange fluctuations, is Along with this, the newly launched models come with many more new features. Talking to media during the launch, executive director marketing and sales, Maruti Suzuki, R S Kalsi says, the new WagonR model is the third brand from the company that comes with Maruti Suzuki India recently launched the Baleno premium hatchback at 4.99 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi) and shocked everyone with the its price. The car that goes up against the Hyundai i20, Honda Jazz and the Volkswagen Polo comes filled to the brim with Maruti Suzuki India has extended its arsenal with the launch of the Auto Gear Shift (AGS) technology equipped WagonR and Stingray hatchbacks. The auto gear shift transmission will be available in VXi variants of both models. Mated with the 1-litre K-next .

Wagon R range now gets increased safety features even on base variants. Maruti Suzuki launched the AMT (automated manual transmission) on its Wagon R and Stingray models over the weekend. Apart from offering the convenience of a clutch-free driving The rates for specific models will vary depending on contribution from Maruti in the development of the products but higher the contribution, lesser will be the rate. The move, aimed at insulating the company from foreign exchange fluctuations, is likely KARACHI: Pakistan’s auto industry landscape is expected to see some new models from next year on, with Honda introducing subcompact crossover HR-V, Suzuki replacing Cultus with Celerio, and Toyota rumoured to start local assembling of Vitz and Vios. Cashing in on this year’s festive season, Maruti Suzuki has just launched automated manual transmission (AMT) or as the company calls it “Auto Gear Shift” variants of the WagonR and Stingray models. Becoming the third product to feature the automatic .