Maruti Suzuki India Limited has said its cumulative exports of Made-in-India electric vehicles have crossed 50,000 units since global shipments began in August 2025. Europe was the first market to receive the vehicles and remains the largest destination.
The company says it was India’s No. 1 EV exporter in FY2025-26 and kept that position in April–September of FY2026-27, accounting for nearly 93% of India’s electric passenger vehicle exports in the period. It now ships EVs to nearly 50 countries.
“Maruti Suzuki’s EV export journey began in August 2025 the Prime Minister of India Mr. Narendra Modi, commemorated the start of production of the e VITARA at the Hansalpur facility, for sale in over 100 countries,” said Mr. Hisashi Takeuchi, Managing Director and CEO. “This milestone reflects India’s advanced manufacturing capabilities and its growing competitiveness.”
Overall, Maruti Suzuki says it has been India’s top passenger vehicle exporter for five straight years and holds over 50% of the country’s passenger vehicle exports in April–September 2026. It exports 16 models to nearly 120 countries.
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The EVs are built at its Hansalpur plant in Gujarat, the exclusive base for Suzuki’s first global battery electric vehicle. The plant recently reached an annual capacity of one million vehicles, the first Suzuki plant anywhere to do so at one location. The cumulative investment is ₹25,288.7 crore (₹252,887 million). Hansalpur accounted for nearly half of the company’s overseas shipments in FY2025-26.
