Suzuki eVitara Review – The EV That Still Thinks Like a Suzuki
The new Suzuki eVitara isn’t out to reinvent transport, it isn’t chasing Nürburgring lap times or pretending to be a luxury lounge on wheels. Instead, Suzuki has taken the formula that made the Vitara such a global success (compact dimensions, rugged charm, practicality and affordability) and translated it into an electric SUV designed for real […]
Suzuki NZ’s First Battery EV – The e Vitara Reveal and First Drive
Suzuki has officially entered the battery electric vehicle (BEV) space with the debut of the all-new e Vitara, unveiled in Wellington. Marking a significant milestone for the brand, the e Vitara represents Suzuki’s commitment to electrification, combining practical design, advanced technology, and everyday usability in a compact electric SUV package. Designed with urban and suburban […]
Suzuki NZ on Market Trends, Future Plans, Revised Product line-up and 8-year Warranty
Suzuki NZ has offered an in-depth look at the current automotive landscape, its recent performance, and its strategic direction for the years ahead, and their views are quite the eye-opener. Gary Collins (Suzuki NZ CEO) began the discussion with a reflection on the broader economic environment. While 2025 had been anticipated as a year of […]
Drive Further, Spend Less – How Suzuki’s Efficient Lineup Tackles the Fuel Crunch
When fuel prices spike, sensible car buying becomes essential, and Suzuki’s compact cars and small SUVs stand out as one of the smartest, budget-friendly options for Kiwi drivers. Practical tips when buying in a fuel crisis Why Suzuki is a credible option in NZ todaySuzuki New Zealand is an established presence, and the company’s communications […]
Suzuki Fronx Review – Conquering a New Frontier
Suzuki has a long and storied history of making exceptional small cars. Models like the Swift, Jimny, and Vitara are household names, celebrated for their clever packaging, reliability, and fun-to-drive nature. So, when the brand announces it’s “boldly going where no Suzuki has ever gone before” with an all-new nameplate, you pay attention. Meet the […]
55 Years of Suzuki ‘Getting a Grip’ – ALLGRIP that is
For over half a century, Suzuki has been quietly mastering the art of the four-wheel drive. While others went big, Suzuki went smart, carving out a legendary reputation for building tough, capable, and accessible 4x4s. This year marks 55 years since their first go-anywhere machine, the LJ10, hit the dirt in 1970. What started as […]
How Suzuki New Zealand is Navigating a Tough Market with a Global Strategy
In a challenging New Zealand automotive market, Suzuki continues to punch well above its weight. According to insights from Suzuki New Zealand’s Gary Collins, the brand, a specialist in small vehicles, has carved out a formidable position through strategic planning, a loyal customer base, and a clear vision for the future. Despite market-wide headwinds, Suzuki […]
Suzuki’s New Twins – Retro Looks Without the Retro Leaks
In a world awash with ‘modern classics’, it’s easy to get a bit jaded. You know the drill: take a perfectly good modern bike, slap on a round headlight, some spoked wheels, and call it ‘heritage’. But it seems Suzuki might have just side-stepped the cliché and served up something genuinely tasty with its two […]
2025 Suzuki Fronx – first drive NZ
Funky Name, Functional Flair The name might raise eyebrows ‘Fronx?’ but Suzuki’s new compact crossover wears its badge with pride. Stylish, efficient, and well-equipped, the Fronx is the Japanese brand’s latest contender in the bustling small SUV market. Built in India and designed in Japan, it’s a bold step into a new segment for Suzuki […]
Everything We Know About the Suzuki e Vitara
Maruti Suzuki’s electrifying foray into the battery electric vehicle (BEV) segment has been marked by the unveiling of its first electric SUV, the e Vitara. A global model from Suzuki Motor Corporation, the e Vitara is being touted as a game-changer in the electric automobile market. Here’s everything we know so far about this promising […]