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New JDM Suzuki Alto Eco Returns up to 32km/L – 75MPG

CATEGORY: , , , , | Jumat, 25 November 2011
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There's a new frugal kid in town or rather in Japan, the 2012 Suzuki Alto Eco that promises an impressive fuel economy of up to 32km/L (~75.3mpg US or 3.1lt/100km) in the Japanese 10-15 test cycle and 30.0km/L in the JC08 driving cycle.

The most fuel-efficient version of the Alto series is powered by Suzuki's new R06A 0.66-liter three-cylinder engine featuring a start/stop system borrowed from the third-generation MR Wagon. It produces an output of 52-horses at 6,000 rpm and a peak torque of 63Nm (46.5 lb-ft) at 4,000 rpm.

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Breaking News: Suzuki Takes Volkswagen to International Court

CATEGORY: , , | Rabu, 23 November 2011
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Suzuki has just released a press statement saying that, because of the Volkswagen Group's unwillingness to sell back 19.9% of its own shares, it has made the decision to take the dispute to an international court for arbitration, marking the latest episode in a long-standing spat between the two automakers. Read more »

Suzuki in Talks with Mitsubishi for the OEM Supply of MINICAB-MiEV

CATEGORY: , , , , | Selasa, 22 November 2011
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Leaving its problems with the Volkswagen Group momentarily on the side, Suzuki said on Tuesday that it is pursuing a deal with Mitsubishi regarding the supply of electric mini vehicles on an OEM (original equipment manufacturer) basis from February of next year.

If the two automakers reach an agreement, Mitsubishi will provide Suzuki with the new MINICAB-MiEV, a minicar-class light commercial electric van. The EV will be marketed under Suzuki's own brand name in Japan.

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Unhappily Ever After: Suzuki Says VW Deal is Terminated, Wolfsburg Doesn’t Think So…

CATEGORY: , , | Jumat, 18 November 2011
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Suzuki announced today that the cooperation agreement with VW has been terminated and threatened to take the case to an international court for arbitration if the German company continues to hold on to its 19.9% stake.

“In the absence of VW’s cooperation and given its failure to do what was agreed, there is no basis for the partnership to continue,” Osamu Suzuki, CEO of the Hamamatsu-based carmaker said today. “We will now work to restore the relationship between Suzuki and VW to its original state as independent parties who do not restrict each other.”

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Tokyo Show Preview: Suzuki Swift EV Hybrid Takes a Page from the Chevy Volt

CATEGORY: , , , , , | Rabu, 09 November 2011
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The third Suzuki concept model to be revealed at the upcoming 2011 Tokyo Motor Show at the end of the month after the Regina city car and the tiny Q-Concept is the Swift EV Hybrid.

Based on the latest generation of the Swift supermini, the EV Hybrid concept makes use of a similar powertrain setup featuring a range-extender gasoline engine to the Chevrolet Volt.

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Tokyo Show Preview: Suzuki's Toy-Like Q-Concept Electric Mini Car

CATEGORY: , , , , , | Selasa, 08 November 2011
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For those of you that found the Suzuki Regina that we showed earlier today, a bit too down to earth for a Tokyo Motor Show concept, the Japanese automaker has another study up its sleeve. Of course, there's the argument that the Q-Concept looks more like a toy than a real car, but that's another story.

Suzuki's second concept for this year's edition of the Tokyo motorshow is a tiny city car that measures just 2,500mm long, 1,300mm wide and 1,650mm tall.

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Tokyo Show Preview: Suzuki Imagines a Small City Car with the Regina Concept

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As automakers begin warming up to the 2011 Tokyo Motor Show, we're getting our first intel on the new models that will make their way to the Makuhari Messe convention center in Chiba City, Japan at the end of the month.

Today, Suzuki released initial details and photos of a new concept model for a small city car placed under the Swift.

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Suzuki Ditches Los Angeles and Detroit Motor Shows

CATEGORY: , , , , | Kamis, 27 Oktober 2011
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The strong yen is eating away profit margins and hurting Japanese carmakers’ sales and as a result, is forcing them to find ways to cut their losses.

Suzuki, which has been hit very hard by the currency exchange rates since it manufactures all of its U.S. market models - sans the Equator pickup truck- in Japan, decided to withdraw from next month’s Los Angeles Motor Show, despite having originally confirmed its participation.

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