Maruti Suzuki Unveils Plans To Launch 500-km Range EV

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Automobile company Maruti Suzuki has now planned to launch its powerful Electric Vehicle (EV) with a wide range of 500 kilometers. The company informed the people about their latest decision at the 64th annual session of the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM) in New Delhi.

The Japanese car marker also gave more details about their future plans. Takeuchi, a senior executive at the company, revealed that Maruti Suzuki planned to launch this high-specification EVs featuring a long-range. These upcoming vehicles will be equipped with a powerful 60-kilowatt-hour battery. The company aims to offer a range of such models to meet diverse customer needs.

Takeuchi also addressed potential customer concerns regarding EV ownership. He emphasized that Maruti Suzuki will leverage its extensive service network to provide robust after-sales support. This support is designed to boost customer confidence and address any issues related to owning an EV.

In addition to its focus on electric vehicles, Takeuchi expressed optimism about India’s potential in the biofuels sector. He noted that while many countries are exploring biofuels, India has the opportunity to lead the world in this field. According to Takeuchi, India’s unique context and large-scale potential make it possible for the country to set new global standards in biofuels.

Export goals 

Maruti Suzuki’s also aims to growth extends beyond EVs and biofuels. Takeuchi highlighted the company’s export goals. He pointed out that Maruti Suzuki’s exports have already tripled over the past four years. Looking ahead, the company expects its exports to triple again within the next six years. This target reflects Maruti Suzuki’s growth plans and its desire to capture a substantial share of the global trade market.

With these developments, Maruti Suzuki is trying to create its own niche with an aim to position itself as a leader in both the electric vehicle and biofuels sectors, while also aiming for expansion in international markets.