Trump tariffs Maruti Suzuki – Govt will do the best task possible: Maruti Suzuki on US tariffs

The industry is discussing on the possible consequences of the Tariffs of Trump’s Tariffs, a high-ranking official of Marut’s Suzuki told reporters on Tuesday.

“There are three FTAs ​​under discussion. Each FTA needs and context is different. The areas are in the center of attention.

Maruti Suzuki India, the world’s largest passenger car producers reports that a record sale of 22,34,366 units of FY25 registers 4.6 percent in front of 21.35,323 units of FY24. The company’s exports amounted to 3.32,585 points. The growth was due to strong utility vehicles.

It is noteworthy that the company’s CNG (compressed natural gas) portfolio has passed 6 million signs in FY25. The company sold approximately 6.3 million CNG cars.

Maruti Suzuki expects industry to grow 1-2 percent in FY26. “The passenger transportation industry is projected to grow by 1-2% in FY26, according to Siam,” said Parato Banzjay, Maruti Suzuk Executive Vice President, marketing and sale.

Especially since the manufacturer of the country’s largest cars, in January of this year, opened its first EV in Bharat Mobility Global Expo.

The sale of EV around the world has witnessed a dose. According to Banerjee, the main reason for the slow EV penetration is the lack of infrastructure.

“The electric car is not the primary car. It’s a secondary car. Until time, we are going to solve customers’ concerns, and the time that should be customers to provide this trust to buy this confidence as a priority.

Maruti Suzuki will provide solutions along with his first evitara.