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Suzuki cuts output at Hungary plant ahead of model changeover

The Vitara will help boost Esztergom's capacity use. It will join the booming segment for urban subcompact SUV/crossovers.
October 14, 2014 05:00 AM

BUDAPEST (Reuters) -- Suzuki's car plant in Hungary has operated at a reduced capacity for some time and the scaled-back production will continue for the rest of the year, the daily newspaper Napi Gazdasag reported today.

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