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Suzuki Motor powers EV rush in India with Rs 10,440-crore investment

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Suzuki Motor, parent of India's largest automaker Maruti Suzuki, announced on Sunday that it would invest Rs 10,440 crore to build a new electric car and battery factory in India.

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