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    Maruti's R&D Centre soon in India

    Maruti, the automobile company is all ready to set up an exquisite R&D center in India that will aid in developing and improving its product portfolio in the country. Maruti currently sells every second car in India. According to its 2008 annual report, the company is seriously seeking new land area to set up its India-specific R&D center for its small cars. It will cater to the market demands of Indian customers particularly. This center will also design and develop independent full bodies of its various models. He also informed in the annual report that the Indian market essentially needs additional R&D center to develop better cars in the country.

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    Published On Aug 07, 2009 08:59 IST
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    Maruti, the automobile company is all ready to set up an exquisite R&D center in India that will aid in developing and improving its product portfolio in the country. Maruti  currently sells every second car in India. According to its 2008 annual report, the company is seriously seeking new land area to set up its India-specific R&D center for its small cars. It will cater to the market demands of Indian customers particularly. This center will also design and develop independent full bodies of its various models. He also informed in the annual report that the Indian market essentially needs additional R&D center to develop better cars in the country.

    “Indian engineers will focus on the Indian market and its demands and consequently come out with India-specific models apart from bringing customized versions of global models to India,” said Shinzo Nakanishi, CEO and managing director of the company.

    The company has already inculcated “One Gram, One Component” scheme in its manufacturing process that will ensure the reduction of  the weight of each component of the vehicle by one gram. The company is also asking its suppliers to establish their own engineering capabilities to test and develop their components.

    Perhaps, combined effort from the company as well as the auto component suppliers will definitely benefit the end product.

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    <p>A totally people's person Vikas Yogi ventured into journalism 5 years ago. He started his career as a journalist for an online media agency, where he worked on few of their best online projects. Later on, he was given command of their entire content development division, where he single handedly managed and developed content for various domains ranging from Telecommunications, Electronics, Home Appliances, Fashion, Lifestyle to his favorite 'Automobiles'.</p> <p>He has spent more than 3 years writing about the automobiles and being a car fanatic, he has got the right blend of enthusiasm and knowledge that is required to keep the readers' spirits up. Known for his wits and puns, Vikas is leading a team of journalists as an expert on automobiles but surely not limited to being one.</p>Read more

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