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Maruti Suzuki exports surge 30% in January-October

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Maruti Suzuki exports surge 30% in January-October

Having said that, the customers in those countries are still buying cars, and we are still finding ways of reaching them through alternate routes. So, this number (growth in exports) is despite the increased challenges", Bharti said.

SUVs Fronx, Jimny, sedan Dzire and hatchback Swift are among the top five models exported from India by Maruti Suzuki.

India's largest passenger vehicle maker Maruti Suzuki said it has registered a growth of nearly 30 per cent in exports in the first 10 months of the ongoing calendar year, which is more than entire calendar year 2025, despite geopolitical challenges which have left disrupted key shipping routes and rattled global trade. Rahul Bharti , senior executive officer at the carmaker admitted the situation in the Middle East has "slightly worsened" in recent weeks. "We were using an alternate route, now even that alternate route has a bit of a problem with the recent most developments. Having said that, the customers in those countries are still buying cars, and we are still finding ways of reaching them through alternate routes. So, this number (growth in exports) is despite the increased challenges", Bharti said. Advt

Prior to the outbreak of the conflict between Iran-US-Israel, the Middle East used to contribute more than 11 per cent to total exports at Maruti Suzuki . Maruti Suzuki surpassed its export tally for 2025 between Jan-October of the ongoing calendar year. 95 lakh units exported in CY2025. Maruti Suzuki exports vehicles to nearly 120 countries, with Japan, Latin America and Africa leading these markets.


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