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Magyar Suzuki will  produce  next generation Swift but will move Opel Agila production line to Germany
Magyar Suzuki, the Hungarian unit of Japan’s Suzuki Motor Corporation, will begin produce  next generation Suzuki Swifts at the company’s plant in Esztergom (North of Hungary) following the annual summer production shutdown, the daily Nepszabadsag reported on Friday.

Suzuki will introduce the  next generation Swift at the Paris Motor Show in September.

Nepszabadsag said that Magyar Suzuki will not, however, manufacture next generation Opel Agila at the plant. Opel Sales Director Alain Visser told the newspaper that the company will make the new Opel Agila in Germany.

Citing data from auto-research company Jato, the newspaper noted that Magyar Suzuki manufactured nearly 60,000 Opel Agilas last year.

Nepszabadsag has also learned that Audi Hungaria, the Hungarian unit of German vehicle company Audi, plans to expand operations at its plant in Gyor, including further development of the Audi Hungaria motor-development center.

Audi Hungaria communications official Monika Czechmeister told the newspaper that the company had manufactured 6,000 vehicles during the first two months of the year, Audi Hungaria’s pre-crisis production level. Ms. Czechmeister said Audi Hungaria’s current stock of orders suggest that the company will produce 80,000 more motors in 2010 than in 2009.

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