The Czech auto manufacturer's Indian operation recorded 5,491 unit sales in November 2025.

India’s top carmakers oppose a proposed emission rule concession for small cars, arguing it unfairly benefits Maruti Suzuki and could hinder EV adoption.

Two states have recognised the environmental and economic benefits of zero-emission farm equipment and are providing subsidies to electric tractor buyers.

Maruti Suzuki eVitara is expected to be priced between ₹17 lakh and ₹25 lakh ex-showroom.

Over the three-month period from September to November, Maruti Suzuki's sales grew by 20.8%.

Truck sales for Ashok Leyland grew by 30% in November while buses grew by 27% during the same period.

November sales witnessed a decrease of 21.31% compared to October.

Export sales remained a strength for the manufacturer. In November, Hyundai exported 16,500 units, maintaining the same volume as August 2025.

Comparing November to October, the auto division witnessed a volume decrease of 22.8%.

The completion of this amalgamation is part of Maruti Suzuki's structural reorganisation to consolidate its operations and enhance its position in the Indian automotive market.