Maruti Suzuki expects sales to boost with auto gear shift technology: Report - Hindustan Times

Maruti Suzuki had introduced the auto gear shift (AGS) technology that relieves drivers from manually changing gears using the clutch, for the first time in 2013-14 on its hatchback Celerio. It has cumulatively sold 7.74 lakh units of such vehicles across its portfolio so far.

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