Maruti Suzuki has announced a bold Rs 70,000 crore investment plan for India by 2030, including the launch of eight new SUVs. Revealed at the Japan Mobility Show 2025, the strategy aims to reclaim market dominance through a multi-fuel lineup spanning petrol, hybrid, CNG, and electric vehicles.
Gearing Up for Glory: Maruti Suzuki’s 8-SUV Blitz and Rs 70,000 Crore Investment Drive
India’s largest carmaker, Maruti Suzuki, is shifting gears with a massive Rs 70,000 crore investment plan and a promise to launch eight new SUVs by 2030. The announcement, made at the Japan Mobility Show 2025, signals a strategic overhaul aimed at regaining lost market share and embracing multi-fuel innovation.
Key Highlights from Maruti Suzuki’s 2030 Roadmap:
Eight New SUVs Incoming
Maruti will roll out eight fresh SUV models over the next five years.
These will span petrol, hybrid, CNG, and electric powertrains, catering to diverse consumer needs.
Rs 70,000 Crore Investment Confirmed
The investment will be directed toward R&D, manufacturing expansion, EV infrastructure, and green mobility projects.
Suzuki Motor Corporation President Toshihiro Suzuki confirmed the plan during media interactions.
Market Share Rebound Strategy
Maruti’s market share dipped from 51.2% to 38.8% in H1FY26, prompting this aggressive push.
The goal is to reclaim 50% of the passenger vehicle segment by 2030.
Multi-Fuel Portfolio Expansion
The company aims to offer a diversified lineup that includes compressed biogas (CBG) vehicles.
Nine CBG plants are planned in Gujarat by 2027 to support this initiative.
Global & Domestic Synergy
India remains Suzuki’s largest global market, contributing over 61% of total output and 57% of global sales.
The new SUVs will expand Maruti’s domestic portfolio to 28 models, reinforcing its leadership.
Sustainability & Carbon Neutrality Goals
The roadmap aligns with Suzuki’s commitment to carbon neutrality, with a focus on clean energy and sustainable manufacturing.
This strategic pivot marks a new chapter for Maruti Suzuki, blending innovation, investment, and inclusivity to meet the evolving demands of Indian consumers and global sustainability standards.
Sources: Times Now, India Today