Maruti Suzuki sold more than 100,000 cars in India in July, passing the six-figure mark for the second time in the current fiscal year.
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The 100,857 vehicle sales in July 2010 included 10,743 units for export, and compared with 78,074 sales in the same month a year ago.
Maruti Suzuki’s volume in the domestic market grew by 33.4%.
In June, the company reported a 17.3% rise in sales despite a six-day shutdown of its plants for maintenance work. Sales grew 28% in May.
Car sales in India have been boosted by a rapidly expanding economy.
Sales at Mahindra & Mahindra, the country’s number one utility vehicle maker, rose 24% in July to 28,049 units while Hyundai Motor’s Indian unit, the second-largest car maker in the country, rose 24% to 28,811 units. It also exported 21,600 cars in the month.
Tata Motors reported sales growth of 41%.
