Suzuki August global auto production rises 22.1% y/y to 295,249 units

By Public Technologies
  • Suzuki reported August 2026 global production of 295,249 vehicles, up 122.1% year-on-year, led by overseas output of 232,810, up 136.4%.
  • India production reached 221,599 units, up 140.1%, while Japan production fell to 62,439 units, down to 87.8% of year-earlier levels.
  • Global sales totaled 286,359 vehicles, up 119.3%, driven by overseas sales of 237,543, up 124.5%.
  • India sales rose to 180,078 units, up 134.3%, while Japan sales slipped to 48,816 units, down to 99.3%.
  • Exports declined to 17,070 units, down to 96.1% year-on-year, as CKD exports weakened.


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