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Home›business›New Suzuki 1.2L Turbo Engine - 125 Bhp, 230 Nm, E100, CNG, CBG Compatibility
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New Suzuki 1.2L Turbo Engine - 125 Bhp, 230 Nm, E100, CNG, CBG Compatibility

By Info60 India Desk•Summary of reporting by RushLane•3d ago•0 views•
New Suzuki 1.2L Turbo Engine - 125 Bhp, 230 Nm, E100, CNG, CBG Compatibility
Suzuki’s new DITC engine programme explicitly includes India, potentially opening the door to more powerful Maruti Suzuki SUVs
Suzuki’s new DITC engine targets stronger performance and improved efficiency, with India among its intended markets Suzuki’s new turbo petrol engine programme was announced last week. Now more information has emerged from Japan. It is an all new 1.2... [2923 chars]
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