Maruti Suzuki Commences Production at 2nd Kharkhoda Plant, Capacity Reaches 2.65 Million Units
Maruti Suzuki has started commercial production at its second plant in Kharkhoda, Haryana, adding 250,000 units to its annual capacity. The total capacity at Kharkhoda is now 500,000 units, and the company's overall production capacity has reached 2.65 million units.
The addition of capacity is significant and aligns with strategic growth plans, contributing to the company's overall production capabilities and market presence. However, it does not immediately represent a major financial shift or a new product launch.
The commencement of commercial production at a new plant signifies expansion and increased production capacity, which is a positive development for the company.
Maruti Suzuki India Limited announced the commencement of commercial production at the second plant of its manufacturing facility in Kharkhoda, Haryana. This new plant adds an annual production capacity of 250,000 (2.5 lakh) units, bringing the total capacity at the Kharkhoda facility to 500,000 (5 lakh) units per annum.
The company's overall annual production capacity across its facilities in Gurugram, Manesar, Kharkhoda (Haryana), and Hansalpur (Gujarat) now stands at 2.65 million units. The first plant at the Kharkhoda facility had commenced operations in February 2025 with a capacity of 250,000 units per annum.
Once fully operational, the Kharkhoda facility is projected to become one of Suzuki's largest four-wheeler manufacturing locations, with a potential capacity to produce 1 million vehicles annually. This expansion aligns with Maruti Suzuki's previously stated plan to add 500,000 units of capacity in FY 2026-27. Currently, the facility manufactures the compact SUV Brezza and the mid-SUV Victoris. The foundation stone for the Kharkhoda facility was laid in August 2022.
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