Fronx recalled for seat belt fail
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Suzuki NZ repeats safety organisation’s concern about risk to rear seat passengers.
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Seatbelt fail sees freeze on Fronx
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Safety auditor ANCAP determining single star score for compact SUV is deja vu for Suzuki NZ.
Read MoreIgnis, Vitara departure acknowledged
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Two popular Suzuki models are about to leave the local line-up, one set to rebirth in electric form.
Read MoreChirpy pitch for Swift
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How Suzuki took its primary car on an adventure without going anywhere. Check out the film and how it was made.
Read MoreSuzuki signals Fronx for NZ sale
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Compact 1.5-litre mild hybrid crossover coming in July. It’s the new Baleno … will it also bump out Ignis?
Read MoreSwift keeps starring
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A sobering crash test score hasn’t seemed to do Suzuki’s baby any harm, with registrations so far being much the same as those accrued this time last year.
Read MoreSwift walloped by ANCAP - one star rating for lapses
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Suzuki New Zealand indicates discussions with Japan about potential to improve best seller’s poor crash test performance have begun.
Read MoreSwift thrift established by old hand
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Donn Anderson again proves his value as a go-to for eking best return from a Suzuki car.
Read MoreSwift’s electric-influenced zap reduces zip, but a positive move
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Suzuki Swift’s new shape regression from four engine choices to just one narrows focus to eco efficiency over oomph. But it’s what buyers want, the brand says.
Read MoreHybrid focus might hit new Swift, misses five-door Jimny
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Suzuki says electric-assist engines are the only solution to avoiding rising CO2 penalties set to remain even if Clean Car Discount goes.
Read MoreClean car discounts boosting Suzuki
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Fattened market share down to customers seeking thrift and Government’s helping hand, brand says.
Read MoreTri-pot flagship, AEB for Swift
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New engines, a stronger safety suite and slight price increases arrive with the latest Suzuki Swift.
Read MoreSuzuki's baby boom year begins
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A revamped S-Cross and wholly new editions of the teensy Ignis and slightly-larger Swift will help keep Suzuki on the boil this year.
Read MoreSwift Progress: What's next for Suzuki’s little ripper?
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