One car is changing the market sentiment on Maruti. Will it be worth it?

India's largest carmaker has solidified its hold in the domestic market on the back of its multi-fuel strategy. With the e Vitara, albeit a late entry to electric vehicles, it hopes to grab a bigger slice of the global auto pie.

18 February, 20259 min
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