Maruti Suzuki Crosses 50,000 EV Exports, Dominates India's EV Exports
Maruti Suzuki India Limited has achieved a milestone by exporting over 50,000 Made-in-India EVs since August 2025. The company dominates India's EV exports, capturing 93% of the passenger vehicle segment in April-September 2026. EVs are exported to approximately 50 countries, with Europe being the largest market.
Crossing a major export milestone and dominating the EV export market demonstrates strong global demand and manufacturing prowess, which can positively influence investor perception and market position.
The announcement highlights a significant achievement in EV exports, reinforcing the company's leadership position and contribution to the 'Make in India' initiative.
Maruti Suzuki India Limited (MSIL) has announced a significant milestone, crossing the 50,000-unit mark in cumulative exports of its Made-in-India electric vehicles (EVs) since global shipments commenced in August 2025. The company has established itself as India's No. 1 EV exporter, accounting for approximately 93% of India's EV exports in the passenger vehicle category during April-September 2026.
Europe remains the largest export destination, with EVs being shipped to about 50 countries, including the UK, Norway, Germany, Japan, and Switzerland. This achievement underscores India's advanced manufacturing capabilities and growing competitiveness on the global stage, aligning with the 'Make in India, Make for the World' initiative.
The company's EV export success is driven by its Hansalpur facility in Gujarat, the exclusive manufacturing base for Suzuki's first global Battery Electric Vehicle. This facility recently expanded its annual production capacity to 1 million vehicles, making it Suzuki's largest single-location facility globally. With a cumulative investment of ₹25,288.7 crore, Hansalpur also serves as a key export hub, contributing nearly half of Maruti Suzuki's overall overseas shipments in FY2025-26.
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