The first cars are likely to be manufactured in left-hand drive in late 2014, with right-hand drive versions arriving later. The Celerio will be offered with a choice of manual or automatic transmissions. It's suggested that the Celerio will be made in India for some markets, while European spec cars will be made elsewhere. The location of which is still to be revealed by Suzuki.
Anything else?
Last year Suzuki sold 2.69 million cars worldwide. In Europe, it shifted 197,000 units, helped no doubt by the market introduction of the SX4 S-Cross, last September. Suzuki also reports a healthy 12 per cent growth year-on-year.
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