The impact of lockdown due to pandemic coronavirus has deepened greatly on automobile companies in the country. The production of the country's No. 1 carmaker Maruti Suzuki has resulted in a steep decline of 98% in May 2020. Due to the Coronavirus epidemic, Maruti Suzuki has built just 3,714 vehicles at its three plants last month, which is 98% less than the 1,51,888 units built in May last year. Of the total vehicles, 3,652 units were made for passenger cars while 62 units were made for super carry light commercial vehicles. Let's know in full detail

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The same decline has been recorded in all the segments. In the mini segment, only 401 cars from the Alto and S-Presso were made, while 23,874 units were produced in the last year, which fell by 98%. It has seen a decline of 97% with 1,950 units as compared to 84,705 units produced in the same period last year. Talking about the utility vehicle, which includes Vitara Brezza and Ertiga, the company produced only 928 units, which was less than the 24,748 produced in the same period last year.

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Due to Coronavirus, Maruti Suzuki had temporarily stopped production and sales operations in the country from March. With the government relieving the lockdown, Maruti Suzuki resumed operations at its three plants in a phased process. This includes the company's Manesar plant and Gurugram plant in Haryana. The company also started operations at the Suzuki Motor Corporation plant in Gujarat. In all these plants, the company is working by following social distancing and taking care of cleanliness.

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