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Suzuki develops high-efficiency turbo-petrol engine for Indian market

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Suzuki Motor Corporation is developing a new direct-injection turbocharged engine (DITC) for growth markets, including India, designed to combine stronger performance with lower fuel consumption. The company's research goal is to improve the internal combustion engine's thermal efficiency from around 40 percent toward 50 percent.

From autocarindia.com

Why it matters

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This engine is part of Suzuki Motor Corporation's strategy to utilize different powertrains based on local energy needs, such as in India. The potential technology transfer could influence the competitive dynamics within the mass automotive market.

From autocarindia.com

Who's involved

  • Suzuki Motor CorporationDeveloping the new direct-injection turbocharged engine technology.
  • Maruti SuzukiThe manufacturer potentially utilizing the new engine technology for product expansion in India.
  • IndiaThe target market for the application of the advanced engine technology.

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  • Maruti SuzukiSpeculative

    The potential technology transfer might expand Maruti Suzuki's product portfolio and increase sales in India.

  • IndiaSpeculative

    The integration of advanced engine technology might increase industrial investment in India.

  • HyundaiSpeculative

    Maruti Suzuki's new high-efficiency engine might challenge Hyundai's market share and pricing in the mass market.

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