Suzuki targets halving new-vehicle development lead time by 2030 under Technology Strategy 2026 plan

By Public Technologies
  • Suzuki unveiled “Technology Strategy 2026” to steer the next decade, prioritizing lower energy use, faster launches, market-specific powertrain choices.
  • Targets for 2030 include halving new-vehicle development lead times, lifting development efficiency 30%, raising manufacturing efficiency 50%.
  • Japan to anchor core technology development; India to expand as a manufacturing and export hub toward about 4,000,000 units annual capacity in fiscal 2030.
  • Product roadmap centers on hybrids, new direct-injection turbo engines, lightweight safety architecture, SDV-focused software, tailored by market under a multi-pathway plan.
  • India biogas operations to scale local fuel supply for CNG use, supporting regional carbon-reduction goals while reinforcing the multi-pathway approach.


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