auto industry body society of indian automobile manufacturers siam had earlier said that it will collect information and data from its members to understand if there could be disruptions and to what extent if any new delhi major automobile manufacturers maruti suzuki hyundai and toyota kirloskar motor do not see any immediate impact on their production schedules due to disruption in supply of components from plants located in coronavirushit china the companies however continue to monitor the situation closely especially the operations of their major suppliers in order to face any adverse situation that crops up in the future advt we do not foresee any problem as of now we will keep in touch with our suppliers and will inform if there is any issue a maruti suzuki india spokesperson told when contacted over the issue a hyundai motor india spokesperson said we are closely monitoring the situation however at the moment there is no impact on the functioning of the company similarly toyota kirloskar motor tkm said there has been no immediate impact so far on supply of parts and its production from the outbreak of coronavirus in china our tieri and tierii suppliers are not yet effected however we are continuously monitoring the operations of tieriii and tieriv suppliers to grasp any possible slowdown that may come forth due to the slowdown in logistics flow in china especially wuhan tkm senior vice president sales and service naveen soni said the company focuses on increasing the supply base through localisation of parts and components thereby providing an opportunity for local suppliers he added tkm remains committed to effectively contribute towards governments make in india mission and has developed a global supplier base and supply chain in india in a period of 20 years soni said these localisation efforts have also ensured a smooth transition of our manufacturing plant to 100 per cent bsvi manufacturing facility from january 2020 without any significant supply roadblocks simultaneously our dependency on multisourced parts has allowed us flexibility of sourcing from other countries when china has an impact he added advt kia motors india said its production has also remained unaffected so far the coronavirus hasnt impacted us till now but we are keeping an eye on the development for gauging the future impact a company spokesperson said mg motor india however reported disruption in supply chain which impacted its production and sales performance in february the unforeseen coronavirus outbreak has severely affected our european and chinese supply chains disrupting our production and impacting our sales in february and will continue through march mg motor india director sales rakesh sidana said the company is working towards stabilising the situation and is hopeful that reasonable normalcy will be restored by the end of march he added tata motors declined to comment on the issue but its ceo and managing director guenter butschek had earlier this month said that clarity about supply constraints of components from china will only emerge when workers in the coronavirushit country