Suzuki will increase its engine output capacity in India by 30% to more than 1.25m units pa according to a report in the Nikkei.
The investment will entail setting up a new line dedicated to low-pollution models the report said.
Suzuki will invest nearly 10 billion yen to install a production line capable of producing 300,000 units annually at a manufacturing base near New Delhi, according to the report.
The report added that the new line will be dedicated to producing K-series low-emission models, which are mainly mounted on small cars with 1 to 1.2-litre engines.
The investment by Suzuki in low-emission engines reflects stricter emission rules in India.

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