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Suzuki Models and Specifications

This page covers the Suzuki brand range and the everyday questions that come up while browsing it: which model suits a routine, which body style fits, and which powertrain makes sense.

47 models · Every supplied generation

Browse all Suzuki generations ↗

Across

1 generation ↗

Aerio

1 generation ↗

Alto

8 generations ↗

Alto Lapin

3 generations ↗

Baleno

4 generations ↗

Cappuccino

1 generation ↗

Cara

1 generation ↗

Carry

3 generations ↗

Celerio

1 generation ↗

Cervo

7 generations ↗

Ciaz

2 generations ↗

Crossover SX4

5 generations ↗

Cultus

4 generations ↗

Equator

1 generation ↗

Ertiga

2 generations ↗

Escudo

5 generations ↗

Esteem

1 generation ↗

Every

3 generations ↗

e Vitara

1 generation ↗

Forenza

1 generation ↗

Grand Vitara

6 generations ↗

Hustler

1 generation ↗

Ignis

3 generations ↗

Jimny

6 generations ↗

Kei

1 generation ↗

Kizashi

1 generation ↗

Landy

4 generations ↗

Liana

2 generations ↗

MR Wagon

3 generations ↗

Palette

1 generation ↗

Reno

1 generation ↗

Samurai

1 generation ↗

S-Cross

1 generation ↗

Sidekick

1 generation ↗

Solio

4 generations ↗

Spacia

1 generation ↗

Splash

2 generations ↗

Swace

2 generations ↗

Swift

10 generations ↗

SX4

3 generations ↗

Twin

1 generation ↗

Verona

1 generation ↗

Vitara

5 generations ↗

Wagon R

9 generations ↗

Wagon R+

2 generations ↗

X-90

1 generation ↗

XL7

2 generations ↗

Suzuki Model Range

Start from the journeys you actually repeat. Daily distance, the usual number of passengers and where the car sits overnight narrow a range quickly, because a car that suits short weekly errands may not suit regular motorway work.

Suzuki Body Styles

Body style mostly decides how interior space is divided rather than how much of it exists. A wide, tall boot opening helps with bulky loads, while a sloping roofline can limit headroom for adults sitting in the back.

Suzuki Powertrains

Powertrain choice usually follows driving patterns more than headline figures. Short urban hops, long steady runs and towing place different demands on a drivetrain, so it helps to decide which of these dominates a typical week.