The sixth-generation Suzuki Every is a kei-class microvan built around carrying capacity: a tall, boxy cabin, wide sliding doors and a flat floor packed into Japan's smallest commercial vehicle footprint.
The Suzuki Every engine is a small 0.7-litre gasoline unit, sized to kei regulations and happiest revving freely under load. Versions such as the 0.7 AGS pair it with a robotic gearbox that shifts a manual transmission automatically, and the drivetrain sends power to the rear wheels or, on all-wheel-drive examples, to both axles for slippery surfaces.