But Maruti Suzuki, most of which is owned by Japan’s Suzuki Motor Corp., says the move to install more airbags will drive up costs and hurt the small-car market it dominates. “This will hurt… the smaller and poorer people, who can’t afford the more expensive cars,” the company’s chairman, RC Bhargava, told Reuters.
Maruti Suzuki: Why India’s top automaker opposes more airbags
