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Maruti to triple engineers headcount

Pune, March 27

Maruti Suzuki Ltd is adding strength to its base of engineers, and expects to triple the number from 300 engineers on board today to 1,000 engineers by 2010. The scale up is with the objective of bringing the Indian company’s engineering skills on par with that of Suzuki. Mr Mayank Pareek, Chief General Manager, Marketing, said, the team would have the capability of designing and developing cars for the Indian market. The DZire was the first car developed jointly b y a team of engineers from both MSL and Suzuki Motor Corporation. The concept A-Star, whose production model is now ready, and is to be made in India for global sales, was also designed by two engineers from MSL.

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