Maruti Suzuki hits out at Tata Motors after latter ridicules its safety standards; see reactions here

“This claim is undisputed.”: Maruti Suzuki and Tata Motors’ face off on their official Twitter handles are catching a lot of reactions. Recently Maruti Suzuki gave a witty yet sarcastic reply to Tata Motors’ Twitter which had pointed out how much safer its cars are.

Automobiles and cars enthusiast saw an unexpected bantering between two of India’s favourite car brands. Maruti Suzuki and Tata Motors’ face off on their official Twitter handles are catching a lot of reactions. Recently Maruti Suzuki gave a witty yet sarcastic reply to Tata Motors’ Twitter which had pointed out how safe its cars are compared to the former. It happened after Maruti’s S-Presso failed to get safety stars in a Global NCAP crash test.

Maruti Suzuki tweeted that it is India’s favourite automobile brand. Followed by Twitter’s message “This claim is undisputed.” In the past few days, Twitter’s ‘This claim is disputed/undisputed’ memes are surfacing as the latest trend after the social media platform itself had announced warning messages on suspected or unverified tweets.

Several loyal customers came out in support of Suzuki which further motivated the car brand to tweet another message for its fan base “And we’re dedicated to continuing strengthening our place in all your hearts – our favourite family of customers!” read the caption. But many chose to use this opportunity to point out Maruti Suzuki’s safety fallouts. Look at some of the hilarious reactions here:

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Maruti Suzuki has shortlisted five new startups as part of its third cohort of the Mobility and Automobile Innovation Lab (MAIL) programme to promote innovation in the mobility space. They are Clean Slate, Peer Robotics, Vicara, Hyper-Reality and URJA. The country’s largest passenger car manufacturer is now engaged with 14 startups under the MAIL programme in the last 18 months.