Maruti Suzuki reports 6% yoj -decline in August Output

The largest car manufacturer in India, Maruti Suzuki, achieved a decrease of 6% decrease in car production last month, which adjusted the company’s vehicle expansion to the market demand.

Maruti Suzuki rolled 1,58,202 units from his production locations throughout India in August 2025, compared to 1,68,953 units in August 2024.

The automatic giant produced 11% fewer units of Alto and S-Presso last month and reported the production of Augustus on 9,485 units, compared to 10,631 units in August 2024.

Maruti Suzuki increased the production of compact models such as Baleno, Celerio, Dzire and Swift to 75,923 units in August against 73,148 units in the same month last year.

The company did not produce its CIAZ model last month, while in August last year it rolled 1,651 units of the medium-sized Sedan.

The production of Maruti’s vehicles such as Brezza, Vttiga, Fronx, Jimny, XL6, OEM models witnessed a drop of 15% with 58,587 units rolled out last month. EECO production was on 11,243 units, rejected marginal from 11,792 in August last year. Units in the same period last year. The Automaker reported 8% drop in passenger vehicles on an annual basis.

The company reported a slight decrease in turnover in August with the total turnover on 180,683 units, coupled with 181,782 units that were sold in August 2024.

Maruti Suzuki has expanded his Indian production facilities because the recently expanded of his production facility in Gujarat has announced. The company produces its new Model Evitara in this factory, which is planned for 100 countries, including European countries and Japan.

Not only Maruti Suzuki, all leading car manufacturers in India, saw a dip in shipments to dealers in the middle of a dip in August. The car industry witnesses uncertainty because many potential buyers postpone their purchases, anticipating a reduction in vehicle prices due to the new GST framework.