Maruti Suzuki India Ltd said its cumulative exports of India-made electric vehicles have exceeded 50,000 units since global shipments began in August 2025. Europe was the first market to receive these vehicles and remains the largest destination.
The company said it was India’s top electric vehicle exporter in the financial year 2025-26 and maintained this position from April to September in the financial year 2026-27, accounting for nearly 93% of India’s electric passenger vehicle exports during the period. The company currently ships electric vehicles to nearly 50 countries.
“Maruti Suzuki’s electric vehicle export journey began in August 2025 with the Prime Minister of India, Mr. Narendra Modi, celebrating the start of production of e VITARA at the Hansalpur plant with sales to more than 100 countries,” said Mr. Hisashi Takeuchi, Managing Director and CEO. “This milestone reflects India’s advanced manufacturing capabilities and its increasing competitiveness.”
Overall, Maruti Suzuki said it has been India’s largest exporter of passenger vehicles for five consecutive years and accounted for more than 50% of the country’s passenger vehicle exports between April and September 2026. The company exports 16 models to nearly 120 countries.
The electric vehicles are manufactured at its Hansalpur plant in Gujarat, which is the exclusive home for Suzuki’s first global pure electric vehicle. The plant recently reached an annual production capacity of 1 million vehicles, the first Suzuki plant to achieve this at the same location. The cumulative investment amount is Rs 25,288.7 billion (Rs 25,288.7 billion). Hansalpur accounts for nearly half of the company’s overseas shipments in fiscal 2025-26.