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Maruti shifts Dzire production to Gujarat to create space for new launches

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In an email response, an MSIL spokesperson said the decision to produce a model at a particular plant or line was based on the efforts to step up efficiencies and productivity

Shally Seth Mohile Mumbai
Maruti Suzuki India (MSIL) has shifted the production of the Dzire, one of its highest-selling models, from the Manesar facility to Suzuki Motor Gujarat’s (SMG’s) plant in Ahmedabad.

This is because it seeks to free up space for new models at its Manesar plant, said people in the know.

On average, MSIL produces close to 1,000 units of the Dzire a day.

SMG is a 100-per cent subsidiary of Suzuki Motor Corporation. It acts as a contract manufacturer for MSIL and was established in March 2014.

In a bid to take on the competition, MSIL is planning to introduce models of sport utility vehicles

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