• Q. I have an 2018 Swift Dzire when I bought it was yellow number plate, now I wanna use it as my personal vehicle because I have left that job so now I am making it white number plate, but I wanna remove that 80kmph speed limiter, how can I remove it and how much will it cost?

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    Dillip | 5 years ago

    In order to convert your vehicle to private number, we would suggest you connect with the RTO. Once the vehicle is registered as private, you may get in touch with the authorized service centre of Maruti Suzuki in your city and have the speed limiter removed from your vehicle.

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