Maruti Suzuki Raises Five-Year Capex Plan to Rs 77,500 Crore as It Gears up for Expansion
The automaker will fund capacity expansion, new models and research and development as it targets growth in India’s small-car market.
- On Monday, Maruti Suzuki India Managing Director and CEO Hisashi Takeuchi announced a Rs 77,500 crore capital expenditure plan through FY31 for capacity expansion, new model development, and research and development.
- Takeuchi detailed a 40% jump in planned capital expenditure for FY26-27, rising to Rs 14,000 crore from around Rs 10,000 crore last year.
- Expanding sustainability efforts, Maruti Suzuki plans to increase in-house solar capacity to 211.3 MW by FY31, meeting nearly 35% of electricity needs; Takeuchi confirmed all vehicles manufactured since 2008 are E20 compatible.
- Annual production capacity will rise from 29 lakh to 40 lakh units, with seven new vehicles launching in coming years and biomass plants planned at Manesar, Kharkhoda, and Sanand.
- Commanding an 83% market share in the small-car segment during April-July, Maruti Suzuki plans to introduce a smaller electric vehicle once charging infrastructure matures in India.
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Maruti to invest Rs 77,500 crore by FY31, bets on small cars
Maruti Suzuki plans to invest Rs 77,500 crore from FY27 to FY31 for capacity expansion, new models, EV growth, and export boost, aiming to meet rising vehicle demand and enhance production flexibility.
Maruti Suzuki to invest Rs 77,500 crore by FY31 for expansion, new models
Maruti Suzuki India has significantly increased its capital expenditure (capex) outlay to Rs 77,500 crore for the five-year period ending FY31, aiming to boost capacity, develop new models, and enhance R&D, as announced by MD and CEO Hisashi Takeuchi.
Maruti Suzuki raises five-year capex plan to Rs 77,500 crore as it gears up for expansion
Maruti Suzuki India plans a substantial capital expenditure increase through fiscal year 2031. The company will invest seventy-seven thousand five hundred crore rupees for expansion and new models. Near-term spending for fiscal years twenty twenty-six and twenty twenty-seven will jump forty percent. Maruti also assures all current vehicles are E20 petrol compatible for cleaner emissions. In-house solar power capacity will nearly triple by fiscal…
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