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A Suzuki plant in India has just lost 20,000 bikes’ worth of production due to a recent event the company is calling an “unprecedented business requirement.”

Naturally, any conferences on the annual supply specs have been postponed with the halt in production –* a pause that sources say was actually a cyber attack, causing a stall on May 10th.

Despite the considerate inconvenience, AutoCarPro tells us Suzuki Motorcycle India is estimating a reutrn to capacity “not later than early next week.”

A view of Suzuki’s “Gixxer 250/Gixxer SF250.” Media sourced from Suzuki Motorcycles India.“We are aware of the incident and have promptly reported the same to the concerned Government department,” states a representative of Suzuki Motorcycle India.*

“The matter is currently under investigation, and for security purposes, we are unable to provide further details at this point in time.”

This year, Suzuki’s global output lodged a stunning 85% of their gains in India’s markets, with half of the company’s machines headed for Bh?rat’s thriving two-wheeled industry. 90% of Suzuki’s success in India may be scooters, but there’s no denying that the company’s 14% market share will continue to be driven by the subcontinent of Southern Asia; in the meantime, all the best to Suzuki’s technicians as they work out that “unprecedented business requirement.”

*Media sourced from Suzuki Motorcycles*

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