Maruti Suzuki is targeting total CNG vehicle sales of about 9 lakh units in the current fiscal year, according to reporting from Business Line. The company currently offers 15 CNG models, giving it a broader product range in the CNG segment. NDTV links the push to growing demand for CNG vehicles as fuel prices remain high, noting that interest is spreading beyond traditional small cars and vans. The coverage also says the shift is visible across Maruti’s broader lineup, including increased uptake in higher-segment vehicles such as SUVs. Together, the reports indicate that Maruti’s sales target is tied to both an expanding set of CNG offerings and a broader market trend toward CNG due to cost considerations. While the outlets focus on different aspects—one on the sales target and model count, the other on demand drivers and customer uptake—both broadly describe rising CNG adoption and Maruti’s intent to scale CNG sales during the fiscal year.
Maruti Suzuki targets 9 lakh CNG vehicle sales in the current fiscal
Maruti Suzuki is targeting total CNG vehicle sales of about 9 lakh units in the current fiscal year, according to reporting from Business Line. The company currently offers 15 CNG models, giving it a...
- Maruti Suzuki targets about 9 lakh CNG vehicle sales in the current fiscal year.
- Maruti Suzuki currently sells 15 CNG models.
- Demand for CNG vehicles is rising amid high fuel prices.
- Buyers are increasingly considering CNG options beyond small cars and vans.
- Growth in CNG uptake is also seen in Maruti Suzuki’s SUVs.
The demand for CNG vehicles is no longer restricted to small cars and vans, but it has also seen a rise even in the company's SUVs.
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