" MARUTI SUZUKI "

     THE WAY OF LIFE.....

Hello friends, welcome to our new article . In the previous article we saw how the Ford Company solidified its foundation in India. For some reason, I sincerely apologize for not posting the photos that are relevant to the article for a few more days. However, I will do my best to provide information by uploading some of photos. So let's talk about one more such company that has been ingrained in everyone's mind since India's independence. Today we are going to talk about Maruti Suzuki. 

As soon as you mention the name of this company, you will definitely see a picture of a small but sturdy car, namely Maruti 800. Because the Maruti 800 has become an integral part of the Maruti Suzuki Company's journey at home. So let's start our today's article. As always, let's look at the background first.

👀HISTORY OF MARUTI SUZUKI :

 It started in 1970 when a small company was born in India with the small margin, SURYA RAM MARUTI Technical Service, Privet, Limited. the same thing used to happen in the automobile manufacturing since 1971, the company was officially registered as MARUTI Privet Limited .Company to develop technology to support people technically. Until 1977, the company continued to operate with great cooperation, but in the end, the company was disrupted and could not continue its work. But with the help of a Government officer B. Krishna Murthi took all the control in hands and re-ignite the company in the path of success and since then Maruti Udyog Ltd. was born with full control of the company in the hands of the government, the government felt that India should build its own vehicles. The government felt that the Maruti Group needed a partner to take it forward now. The news spread all over the world. Many automobile companies tried their best to establish their market in India. This is how the Japanese company Suzuki felt and found a great opportunity to market in India. As a result, the two companies formed a group in 1982. A company was formed in India which made history at that time.

 

👀Maruti Suzuki Cars in India . 

Initially, Maruti decided to import 40,000 vehicles into India and sell them in two years. As a result, many ordinary traders protested against this. In 1983, Maruti 800 became the most popular car in India. Since 1983, when the car went on sale, it has become so popular that thousands of people flocked to Maruti Suzuki to fulfil their dreams. Due to this, the Prime Minister of India Mrs. Indira Gandhi handed over the keys of the car to the first owner of the car with her own hands. Maruti Omni was born in 1984 and Maruti Gypsy in 1985. These trains filled all the roads in India. Interestingly, these three vehicles have been used in 45% of Indian films. Most of the Maruti 800s were Hero’s car and the Omni was probably a villain or a hijacker. As for the Maruti 800, it is believed that even though it has the same 800 cc engine, some of these vehicles are traveling faster than its top speed. In 1987, Maruti also exported 500 vehicles to Hungary.

 

Maruti Suzuki Alto 800

 In 1993, Maruti launched then 1994, Maruti launched a big car in the form of esteem. The customer has a belief in the company. Zen in an experiment to sell premium cars. In 2005, Maruti gave birth to a storm, the Maruti Swift. A family car in which she behaves like a king on the road. Let's talk about Alto. What's more, this number is still increasing with the sale of 30 lakh vehicles. Suzuki, understanding India's environment and economic situation, tried to build a small but powerful car and built the Maruti Alto 800. Maruti 800 was a developed version. It is a car that is cheap and can support a family. It was launched by Maruti in the year 2000 and its consumption is still increasing. All these trains are cool but some of them are closed and some are new.

 

These vehicles have undergone major changes since 2012 and are still being launched in facelifts. Ertiga in 2012, Celerio in 2014 & Ciaz, Baleno in 2015, S-cross, Brezza in 2016. 7 in Dzire and Ignis, in 2019 XL6and S-presso. And in 2021, the Jimny could be sold.

👀List of Cars :

Discontinued Models:

• Maruti 800 (1983)
• Omni (1984)
• Gypsy E (1985)
• Gypsy King (1985)
• Maruti 1000 (1990)
• Zen
• Esteem (1993)
• Baleno old (1994)
• Baleno Altura (1999)
• Alto (2000)
• Versa (2000)
• Zen estilo  (2001)
• SX4 (2003)
• A Star  (2007)
• Swift Desire old gen (2007)
• Ritz (2007)
• Alto K10 (2010)
• Kizashi (2011)

Continued Models:

• Wagon R (1999)
• Alto (2000)
• Swift (2005)
• Ertiga (2012)
• Celerio  (2014)
• Ciaz (2014)
• Baleno (2015)
• S-cross (2015)
• Vitara Brezza (2016)
• Dzire (2018)
• Ignis (2017)
• XL6 (2019)
• S-Presso (2019)

Maruti Suzuki Celerio .

👀What Maruti Suzuki done in India : 

In 1995, Maruti took a big step. He started the first 24-hour walking help centre in India. This was a great benefit to the customer and the manufacturer because if the customer had any problem, it would be removed within 24 hours. During the period of 1999, Maruti's third manufacturing plant was set up in India. In 2000, he set up a training and research lab with the Delhi government. In 2001, Maruti opened a market for its customers, creating Maruti True stores. In which second hand cars were sold and bought. This tax coin is always higher than the resale of Maruti's vehicles. In 2010, Maruti was very happy because this year, Maruti made and sold 1 million vehicles. Maruti brought Nexa to sell its premium prose. In which she would give people a little more features. And now they have brought all their cars to Maruti Arena for sale. The only important idea was to give customers a happy experience. The company had to go through many small to large financial reasons. But let's take a look at her journey in the automobile sector without paying attention to that part.Maruti is one of them by producing many such vehicles. But what exactly is it that has kept Maruti in everyone's mind? Because Maruti thought about the economic situation in India and moved accordingly. And the most important thing that Maruti pays the most attention to is Maruti's service. Maruti's service centre is also available in a hilly or much sold place. And for these reasons, people have come to trust Maruti. Due to this, 4 to 5 out of 10 vehicles belong to Maruti Suzuki. Maruti Suzuki owns 55% of the automotive industry in India. Indeed, the journey of a well-known company from a closed company was certainly a tough one. Now the former president is Kenichi Ayukawa.

👀What we saw👀

• HISTORY OF MARUTI SUZUKI.

• Maruti Suzuki Cars in India.

• List of Cars.

• What Maruti Suzuki done in India .

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