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Maurti Suzuki logs over 10 per cent sales in December 2017 over the same month last year

| @indiablooms | Jan 01, 2018, at 06:59 pm

New Delhi, Jan 1 (IBNS): Car manufacturer Maruti Suzuki India Limited published its December sales figures on Monday, which indicated that the company sold a total of 130,066 units in December 2017, growing 10.3% over the same period of last fiscal.

December sales included 119,286 units in the domestic market and 18,780 units of exports.

The company had sold a total of 117.908 units in December 2016.

The company said that sales of of its mini segment cars, including Alto and WagonR, were up two per cent in December 2017 compared to 31,527 units in December 2016.


Image: MarutiSuzuki/Twitter

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