"Due to capacity constraints we had to adjust production of certain models, including Dzire, in order to reduce long waiting period of models like Baleno and Vitara Brezza," MSI Executive Director Sales and Marketing RS Kalsi told reporters here. With additional capacity of 1.5 lakh units available for this fiscal from Suzukis Gujarat plant, he said the pressure will ease and it will benefit models like Dzire. "We have 50 per cent market share in the compact sedan segment where Dzire is present and with the launch of next generation edition we are looking to maintain the sales momentum," Kalsi said. Last week, rival Hyundai Motors India had also launched an upgraded version of Xcent that competes with Dzire. Tata Motors has also introduced its Tigor. Besides these, the new Dzire will also compete with Honda Amaze, Ford Aspire and Volkswagen Ameo. These models are priced in the range of Rs 4.7 lakh to Rs 8.41 lakh.