Plant modernization, increased efficiency, the full utilization of existing capacity, flexible adaptation to future demands and the achievement of carbon-neutral operations are at the center of the plant developments that were inaugurated at Magyar Suzuki Plc.’s Esztergom site. The latest project of the Japanese company, which regularly reinvests in Hungary, is valued at nearly EUR […]
Magyar Suzuki Plc. stabilized its operations despite declining sales revenue, with the decline attributable to excess production in the base year, company executives said at a press conference in Budapest on Thursday. Magyar Suzuki Plc. CEO Masato Atsumi, emphasized that despite the difficulties, 2024 was more predictable than previous years, with both production and sales […]
In ten years, Magyar Suzuki Plc. has produced one million units of the Vitara model. The 1,000,000th Vitara with a GLX sunroof was completed this Friday at the Esztergom factory, the company told MTI. The Vitara is currently Hungary's most popular passenger car, the company's communications manager Zsuzsanna Bonnár-Csonka said. She recalled that the start […]
Suzuki Motors' former chairman and CEO, Suzuki Osamu has died at the age of ninety-four, the Japanese automaker announced on Friday. The former Suzuki leader died on Wednesday of lymphoma, the company said in a statement. He joined Suzuki in 1958, a company founded by his wife's grandfather, and rose through the ranks to become […]
Suzuki Motor Corporation has unveiled its first series-production electric (BEV) model, the e-Vitara, which is of strategic importance for the company, the communications manager of Magyar Suzuki Plc., Zsuzsanna Bonnár-Csonka told MTI on Monday. She added that the vehicle, presented in Milan, Italy, will go into production in India in spring 2025 and will be […]
The Japanese automaker Suzuki plans to introduce five electric models by 2030 as part of the green transition of the automotive industry, and Magyar Suzuki is aiming to have the Esztergom plant participate in the production of these models, said Magyar Suzuki Plc. CEO Masato Atsumi at a press conference in Budapest on Wednesday. Assessing […]
Suzuki has inaugurated its own solar park at its Esztergom plant, the nearly HUF 800 million investment will cover 6-7% of the company's annual energy needs, the company's communications manager, Zsuzsanna Bonnár-Csonka told MTI on Monday. She highlighted that the solar panels installed on the roofs of the various units of the factory are an […]
The 4 millionth car was produced at Suzuki's Esztergom plant, northwest of Budapest, on Thursday, with the company planning to produce 130,000 cars this year, following 160,000 in 2023, Magyar Suzuki Plc. told MTI. Deputy CEO Róbert Krisztián recalled to journalists at the factory that production at the Japanese carmaker's Hungarian plant started in 1992. […]
Magyar Suzuki announced on Monday that production at its Esztergom plant has restarted as planned, the Reuters news agency reported. The company had announced a week earlier, on Monday last week, that production of the Vitara and S-Cross models would be suspended in Esztergom from January 15 to January 22 after supply was disrupted by […]
Suzuki Motor's production plant in Hungary will suspend output this week of its Vitara and S-CROSS models, the Reuters news agency quoted a company statement on Monday. The production halt between January 15 and 21 comes after automakers Tesla and announced suspensions in Europe in the second half of last week, in a sign that […]
Magyar Suzuki has reached another milestone: the 500,000th S-CROSS model has rolled off the production line in Esztergom, the company told MTI on Friday. The model, which was completed on September 28, is a hybrid with automatic transmission. It was recalled that ten years ago, the Japanese automotive company presented and started production of the […]
The Esztergom plant of Magyar Suzuki Plc produced 129,022 cars in 2022, an annual increase of 20%, while net sales rose by 22.3% to EUR 2.144 billion, the company's executives said at a press conference in Budapest on Thursday. Róbert Krisztián, the company's deputy CEO, added that last year, due to the disruption in logistics […]
