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Suzuki aims to halve development time in 2026 technology strategy

Suzuki has announced its technology strategy for the next decade. Power transfers suitable for regional energy conditions and a more efficient development program are planned together.

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Suzuki announced its technology strategy covering the next decade on September 25, 2026. The company combines its goals of reducing energy use and providing the necessary value to the user with technologies suitable for the infrastructure conditions of different markets.

For 2030, it is aimed to halve the new vehicle development time, improve development efficiency by 30 percent and production efficiency by 50 percent. Joint development, digital engineering and modular construction were announced as the tools of this transformation.

While Japan's technology base will be preserved, India's role as a production and export center will be strengthened. Series hybrid, new hybrid system, turbo engine, lightweight construction and SDV Lite programs are mentioned. Numbers are future targets; They are not presented as realized efficiency results or as a requirement to deliver the same power to all markets.

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