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Maruti Suzuki, India’s largest car manufacturer, reported net profit of Rs 465.9 crore in 1st quarter of 2008-2009, against Rs 499.6 crore during the corresponding period of the last financial year.

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To cope up with the more efficient production systems and constant price reduction drives, Maruti Suzuki India has currently introduced the “one component one gram” drive which will reduce a weight of each Maruti car by a 2.5 kg and will bring into the net savings of rs 10 crores for the industry.

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Maruti, India’s biggest car maker reported 16.16% rise in their total vehicle sales for May 2008.

According to company they have sold 69001 units in the month of May 2008 as compared to a 59400 units in the same month last year.
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Maruti Suzuki India Ltd is working on launching the LPG variant of its legendary car Maruti 800. The new model named “800 Duo” will be introduced sometime next week. The “800 Duo” will price Rs 20000 more than the common petrol variants.

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Maruti’s one of the best models is ‘Maruti Baleno‘. The model is so popular amongst car fans for its stylish and bold design with very smart performance. The car is offer in 2-models in India as Baleno Sedan VXi and LXi.

Due to market speculations Maruti is planning to launch a 660cc engine car priced at Rs 1.5 lakh to compete with Tata Motor’s small and cheap car – Nano. But, they has issued that there is no plans to launch any low price car in India.
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Maruti Suzuki is set to unveil its much-awaited sedan ‘Swift DZire‘ on 26th March that will be available in diesel and petrol options.

Maruti Suzuki India (MSI) has planned to focus on the research and development (R & D) as they aim to introduce new products in the market to meet the competition and upgrade its existing model line-up etc.
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Country’s largest carmaker Maruti Suzuki reported that its popular hatchback car model ‘Alto’ has been the bestselling car in the Indian market.

Maruti Suzuki on Tuesday said it has no plans to develop a car below its Maruti 800 but want to develop some world strategic models like A-Star and Splash for Indian customers.

Maruti also said it was delighted that number of industries were tried to develop and offer budget car in the segment below Maruti 800cc.
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