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Maruti rides high on BSVI vehicles, sells 200,000 cars within 6 months

The figures are encouraging for the auto industry amid apprehension that due to higher cost and lack of fuel availability, cars with stricter emission standards may not be popular in initial stages

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Arindam Majumder New Delhi
India’s largest carmaker Maruti Suzuki has sold more than 200,000 BSVI emission compliant vehicles in just six months of launching its first such car in the country. The carmaker has up to 70 per cent vehicles in its fleet as BSVI compliant.

The figures are encouraging for the auto industry amid apprehension that due to higher cost and lack of fuel availability, cars with stricter emission standards may not be popular in initial stages. Automakers had even cited this confusion as one of the reasons for dwindling car sales in India.

Maruti Suzuki witnessed a 26.7 per cent fall in

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