Maruti Suzuki India Limited has recently kicked off the export of its globally acclaimed SUV, Fronx, to Japan and this is a major victory for the the country's 'Make in India' campaign. This shift marks the first time that a Maruti Suzuki SUV will be launched in the Japanese market, which would be significant for both – the company and the Indian production.

The newly constructed Gujarat plant that manufactures only the Fronx for the domestic market sent out the first order of over 1,600 vehicles to Japan from the Pipavav port. This export comes on the heels of Maruti Suzuki’s launch of Baleno model to the Japanese market in 2016 making the Fronx the second vehicle of this car maker to be ferried in Japan.

Slated for a Japan launch by Suzuki Motor Corporation, Maruti Suzuki’s parent company, in autumn 2024, the Fronx’s entry also highlights the growing export credibility of Indian auto manufacturing.

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Hisashi Takeuchi, the Managing Director and the CEO of Maruti Suzuki India Limited said he felt privileged for the event to be announced and said, “Proud to announce soon our Fronx – Made in India is going to run on the roads of Japan, It is special to cater to Japan because they have high quality and technology standards when it comes to automobiles. Exporting the Fronx will demonstrate that Maruti Suzuki’s India is

Moreover, there is the factor of export performance where, to date, Maruti Suzuki stands as the leader. During the financial year 2023-24, the company exported vehicles in excess of 280,000 to over 100 countries, thus enhancing the company’s market share to 42% for exporting passenger vehicle in India. More to the point, Maruti Suzuki achieved an export high of 70,560 units in Q1 of FY 2024-25.

Maruti Suzuki India Limited has recently kicked off the export of its globally acclaimed SUV, Fronx, to Japan and this is a major victory for the the country's 'Make in India' campaign.

Maruti Suzuki India Limited has recently kicked off the export of its globally acclaimed SUV, Fronx, to Japan and this is a major victory for the the country's 'Make in India' campaign. This shift marks the first time that a Maruti Suzuki SUV will be launched in the Japanese market, which would be significant for both – the company and the Indian production. The newly constructed Gujarat plant that manufactures only the Fronx for the domestic market sent out the first order of over 1,600 vehicles to Japan from the Pipavav port. This export comes on the heels of Maruti Suzuki’s launch of Baleno model to the Japanese market in 2016 making the Fronx the second vehicle of this car maker to be ferried in Japan. Slated for a Japan launch by Suzuki Motor Corporation, Maruti Suzuki’s parent company, in autumn 2024, the Fronx’s entry also highlights the growing export credibility of Indian auto manufacturing. Also Read: Tesla shifts Cybertruck strategy: halts orders for the cheapest model Hisashi Takeuchi, the Managing Director and the CEO of Maruti Suzuki India Limited said he felt privileged for the event to be announced and said, “Proud to announce soon our Fronx – Made in India is going to run on the roads of Japan, It is special to cater to Japan because they have high quality and technology standards when it comes to automobiles. Exporting the Fronx will demonstrate that Maruti Suzuki’s India is Moreover, there is the factor of export performance where, to date, Maruti Suzuki stands as the leader. During the financial year 2023-24, the company exported vehicles in excess of 280,000 to over 100 countries, thus enhancing the company’s market share to 42% for exporting passenger vehicle in India. More to the point, Maruti Suzuki achieved an export high of 70,560 units in Q1 of FY 2024-25.

Maruti Suzuki begins export of Made-in-India Fronx SUV to Japan

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