Maruti Suzuki India Export: There is a good news about India’s automobile sector. India’s automobile exporter Maruti Suzuki India on Thursday informed that the company exported more than 3.3 lakh units in the financial year 2025, which is the highest export ever in any year exports.
This shows the growth of 17.5 percent in the previous financial year. Meanwhile, during this time the total automobile exports of the country increased by 19 percent to more than 53 lakh units. In the first quarter of FY 2026, India’s automobile exports increased by 22 percent to about 14.57 lakh units on an annual basis.
Also, according to the company, Fronks achieved the status of India’s first SUV to export 1 lakh units in just 25 months. Of these, 69,000 units were sent abroad in FY 25. The Advanced Gujarat Plant in Maruti has reached foreign markets including Fronks, Latin America, Middle East and Africa. ‘Made in India’ SUV is exported to more than 80 countries. In addition, the success of Fronx in Japan has been important in its growing sales.
Maruti Suzuki has been the leading public vehicle exporter with the highest exports from India for the last 4 consecutive financial years. Its stake in PV Export from India reached 47 percent of high high in the first quarter of FY 26, exporting more than 96,000 vehicles. Currently, Maruti Suzuki exports 17 models in around 100 countries, and its major destinations are Japan, South Africa and Saudi Arabia.
Maruti Suzuki India Limited Managing Director and CEO Hisashi Takeuchi has said that the company’s ability to make world -class vehicle for global markets is an example of the true essence of the ‘Make in India’ initiative. Our renewed focus on international markets has played an important role in Suzuki’s constant leadership in passenger vehicle exports. He has told that Fronx is making customers from all over the world happy. In addition to the fastest 1 million exports, India’s number 1 exported passenger vehicle was also in FY 2024-25. The automobile sector contributes about 7.1 percent of India’s GDP and about 8 percent to its total exports.
(With agency input)