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Lockout in Manesar plant an option for now: Maruti

Worried over the large scale violence on Wednesday that claimed the life of a senior official, Maruti Suzuki India may be considering a lockout as one of the options for now. However, the company......

Shinzo Nakanishi: Maruti Suzuki's unsung crisis manager

Shinzo Nakanishi, the 65-year-old managing director and chief executive officer (CEO) of Maruti Suzuki India Ltd (MSIL), spent the better part of last week visiting and apologising to injured......

We can't sell Maruti 800 at a loss: Nakanishi

Tata Motors might be about to challenge its status as the "king of small cars" on the globe with the launch of the Nano, but Shinzo Nakanishi, who took over as managing director of Maruti Suzuki......

Meet Maruti's new boss Nakanishi

In an unusual shuffle announced on Monday, Maruti Suzuki India's chairman Shinzo Nakanishi became its managing director. There is reason to believe that Nakanishi, 60, will make the transition in......

Maruti Suzuki appoints Kenichi Ayukawa as new CMD

Maruti Suzuki India said on Friday it has appointed Kenichi Ayukawa as the new managing director and chief executive officer, who will succeed outgoing Shinzo Nakanishi.The appointment will be......

The all new Maruti Swift Dzire at Rs 4.79 lakh

Maruti Swift Dzire compact sedan was launched on Wednesday in New Delhi in all seven variants -- including the 1.2 L petrol in four variants and a 1.3 L Swift Dzire diesel in three variants.......

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Shinzo Nakanishi

News for Shinzo Nakanishi

Lockout in Manesar plant an option for now: Maruti

Shinzo Nakanishi: Maruti Suzuki's unsung crisis manager

We can't sell Maruti 800 at a loss: Nakanishi

Meet Maruti's new boss Nakanishi

Maruti Suzuki appoints Kenichi Ayukawa as new CMD

The all new Maruti Swift Dzire at Rs 4.79 lakh

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