Suzuki Statistics By Sales, Revenue, Types of Vehicles and Facts

Pramod Pawar
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Updated · Feb 14, 2025

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Suzuki Statistics By Sales, Revenue, Types of Vehicles and Facts

Introduction

Suzuki Statistics: Like many Japanese industries after World War II, Suzuki sought diversification. Recognizing the growing demand for personal transportation, the company ventured into the automobile sector. The initial years were challenging, marked by the development of small, fuel-efficient vehicles that catered to post-war economic conditions. Suzuki’s success story lies in its unwavering focus on producing affordable, reliable, and practical cars that resonate with the masses.

One of the key factors behind Suzuki’s global dominance is its emphasis on research and development. The company has invested heavily in technological advancements, focusing on fuel efficiency, safety, and performance. Let’s understand the overall performance of this leading automobile brand through Suzuki Statistics.

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  • Since the last decade, Suzuki has significantly reduced its average CO2 emissions worldwide. As of 2024, it was recorded at 81 grams of CO2 per kilometer.
  • Suzuki Statistics show that the brand’s worldwide passenger car market is projected to generate a revenue of US$30 billion.
  • The Asian Suzuki passenger cars market is estimated to generate a revenue of US$23 billion in 2024.
  • In Australia and Oceania, the annual growth rate in a similar segment is projected to be 1.81% between 2024 and 2028, leading to a market volume of US$1,246 million.
  • Suzuki’s Swift is the most sold model across India as of July 2024, representing 16,854 units sold. In addition, Wagon R, Ertiga, Vitara Brezza, and Eeco have been recorded as the leading models in a similar category.
  • About the worldwide market, most of the revenue is expected to be generated in Iran, which will contribute US$9,270 million in the current year.
  • Suzuki’s motorcycle market share in Asia, particularly in markets like Japan and Southeast Asia, was around 10% in 2023. This share is expected to remain stable at around 10% in 2024.
  • By 2024, Suzuki aims to have at least 30% of its global sales come from hybrid and electric vehicles, up from 20% in 2023.
  • Apart from Japan, India is Suzuki’s top-performing market in terms of net sales. In 2023, India recorded 2,114 billion Japanese yen in net sales, the latter of which generated almost half of India’s net sales.
  • Suzuki Statistics 2023 show that the brand is one of the 10 leading automakers in Asia, with 40.5 billion sales recorded in the previous year.

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Suzuki Passenger Cars Market By Region

Worldwide

  • Suzuki Statistics show that the brand’s worldwide passenger car market is projected to generate a revenue of US$30 billion.
  • Furthermore, between 2024 and 2028, it will grow at an annual rate of 2.98%, leading the market volume to US$33 billion by the projected period.
  • By 2028, the unit sales are expected to amount to 1,630.0k vehicles in the worldwide market.
  • About the worldwide market, most of the revenue is expected to be generated in Iran, which will contribute US$9,270 million in the current year.
  • The volume-weighted average price of the Suzuki Passenger cars market is estimated to be US$20k.

Average CO2 Emission

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(Reference: statista.com)

Since the last decade, Suzuki has significantly reduced its average CO2 emissions worldwide. As of 2024, it was recorded at 81 grams of CO2 per kilometer. Suzuki Statistics show that by 2028, it will reach 58, showing an improvement in sustainability.

Asia

  • The Asian Suzuki passenger cars market is estimated to generate a revenue of US$23 billion in 2024.
  • Furthermore, an annual growth rate of 3.70% is expected between 2024 and 2028, leading the market volume to US$27 billion.
  • The unit sales are estimated to touch 1,305.0k vehicles by the forecast period.
  • As of 2024, the volume-weighted average price of Suzuki is projected to be US$20k.

Africa

  • Suzuki Statistics 2024 shows that revenue is expected to amount to US$214 million in the mentioned year.
  • The unit sales are estimated to reach 13.2k vehicles by the forecast period.
  • The volume-weighted average price of the same is projected to reach US$18k.
  • In addition, the unit sales in the African region are estimated to reach 13.2k vehicles.

Americas

  • By 2028, unit sales in the American Suzuki passenger cars market are projected to be 63.8k vehicles.
  • As of 2024, the revenue in the market is expected to reach US$1,162 million.
  • The annual growth rate is estimated at 1.76% between 2024 and 2028, bringing the market volume to US$1,246 million.
  • The volume-weighted average price is estimated to reach US$20k.

Australia and Oceania

  • In Australia and Oceania, the annual growth rate is projected to be 1.81% between 2024 and 2028, leading to a market volume of US$1,246 million.
  • In 2024, the revenue in the market is expected to reach US$157 million.
  • The volume-weighted average price is projected to reach US$20k.
  • By 2028, Suzuki Statistics estimates the unit sales to reach 8.9k vehicles.

Europe

  • The European Suzuki passenger cars market is expected to generate revenue of US$5 billion in
  • As of 2024, US$21k is the volume-weighted average price.
  • Unit sales are estimated to be 238.7k vehicles by the forecast period.
  • However, between 2024 and 2028, the annual growth rate is estimated to decline to -0.15%, keeping the market volume stable at US$5 billion by 2028.

Top Automakers in Asia By Sales

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(Reference: statista.com)

Suzuki Statistics 2023 show that the brand is one of the 10 leading automakers in Asia, with 40.5 billion sales recorded in the previous year. The list was led by top brands such as Toyota Motor, Honda Motor, Hyundai Motor, SAIC Motor, and Nissar Motor.

Leading Car Manufacturers By Salesleading-car-manufacturers-by-sales-in-2023

(Reference: statista.com)

As of 2023, Toyota became the leading car manufacturer worldwide, with 10.8 million sales. Suzuki, however, struggled to top the list, with 3.05 million vehicles sold globally. In addition, Volkswagen Group and Hyundai-Kai are also dominant players in the worldwide market.

Export Volume for Maruti Suzuki By Leading Country

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(Reference: statista.com)

According to research by Statista, in 2023, Suzuki exported 144 thousand vehicles in around 100 countries, largely of which were exported to South Africa, amounting to 89,483. Chile, Ivory Coast, Saudi Arabia, and Ethiopia have almost equal levels of exports to each country.

Sales Volume of Maruti Suzuki Cars in India

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(Reference: statista.com)

Suzuki’s Swift is the most sold model across India as of July 2024, representing 16,854 units sold. In addition, Wagon R, Ertiga, Vitara Brezza, and Eeco have been recorded as the leading models in a similar category.

Suzuki’s Automobile Segment Net Sales By Region

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(Reference: statista.com)

Apart from Japan, India is Suzuki’s top-performing market in terms of net sales. In 2023, India recorded 2,114 billion Japanese yen in net sales, the latter of which generated almost half of India’s net sales. Suzuki Statistics show that North America is the low-performing market in a similar category.

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List of Suzuki Motorcycles By Engine (CC)

Model Type Engine (CC)
Boulevard Series
Boulevard S83 (Intruder VS1400) Cruiser 1360
Boulevard S40 (LS650 Savage) Cruiser 652
Boulevard  S50 (Intruder) Cruiser 805
Boulevard M109R (Intruder M1800R) Cruiser 1783
Boulevard M90R (Intruder M1500R) Cruiser 1462
Boulevard M50 (Intruder M 800) Cruiser 805
Boulevard C109R (Intruder C1800R) Cruiser 1783
Boulevard  C90 (Intruder VL1500) Cruiser 1460
Boulevard C50 (VL800 Volusia) Cruiser 805
Intruder Series
VS1400 Cruiser 1400
VS800 Cruiser 805
VS750 Cruiser 750
VS700 Cruiser 700
VS600 Cruiser 600
VS400 Cruiser 400
Marauder VZ800 (VZ 800 Marauder) Cruiser 805
Suzuki DL/ V-Strom Series
V-Strom 800DE Dual-Sport 776
DL/V-Strom 250 Dual-Sport 248
DL/V-Strom 650 Dual-Sport 645
DL/V-Strom 1000 Dual-Sport 1037
DL/V- Strom 1050 Dual-Sport 1037
SP Series
SP600 Dual-sport/off-road 600
SP500 Dual-sport/off-road 500
SP400 Dual-sport/off-road 400
SP370 Dual-sport/off-road 370
SP250 Dual-sport/off-road 250
SP200 Dual-sport/off-road 200
SP125 Dual-sport/off-road 125
SP100 Dual-sport/off-road 100
SMX50 Dual-sport/off-road 50
RV 200 VanVan Dual-sport/off-road 200
RV 125 VanVan Dual-sport/off-road 125
RV 90 Rover Dual-sport/off-road 90
RV 75 Dual-sport/off-road 75
RV 50 VanVan Dual-sport/off-road 50
TS Series (Two Stroke Dual Purpose)
TS400 Apache Dual-sport/off-road 400
TS250 Savage Dual-sport/off-road 250
TS200 Dual-sport/off-road 200
TS185 Sierra Dual-sport/off-road 185
TS125 Duster Dual-sport/off-road 125
TS100 Honcho Dual-sport/off-road 100
TS90 Honcho Dual-sport/off-road 90
TS80 Colt Dual-sport/off-road 80
TS75 Colt Dual-sport/off-road 75
TS50 Gaucho Dual-sport/off-road 50
PE Series (Pure Endura) – Two Stroke
PE175 Enduro 175
PE250 Enduro 250
PE400 Enduro 400
Suzuki Burgman / skywave Series
Burgman 125 Maxi-scooter 125
Burgman Street 125 Maxi-scooter 125
Burgman/Skywave 200 Maxi-scooter 200
Burgman/Skywave 650 Maxi-scooter 650
Burgman/Skywave 400 Maxi-scooter 400
JR50 Minibike 50
MT50 Trailhopper Minibike 50
PV50 Minibike 50
RB50 GAG Minibike 50
GSV-R MotoGP
GSX-RR MotoGP 1000
RH72 MotoCross
TM Series
TM400 MotoCross 400
TM125 MotoCross 125
TM75 MotoCross 75
TM250 (RH67) MotoCross 250
TM100 MotoCross 100
DR Series
DR125 Motocross/Off-road/Dual-sport 125
DR350 Motocross/Off-road/Dual-sport 350
DR650 Motocross/Off-road/Dual-sport 650
DR200SE Motocross/Off-road/Dual-sport 200
DR 600 Motocross/Off-road/Dual-sport 600
DR800 (DR BIG) Off-road 800
DR-Z Series – Four Stroke
DR-Z70 Motocross/Off-road/Dual-sport 70
DR-Z250 Motocross/Off-road/Dual-sport 250
DR-Z110 Motocross/Off-road/Dual-sport 110
DR-Z125 Motocross/Off-road/Dual-sport 125
DR-Z400 Motocross/Off-road/Dual-sport 400
RM/RMX Series – Two Stroke
RM80X Motocross/Off-road/Dual-sport 80
RM80 Motocross/Off-road/Dual-sport 80
RM60 Motocross/Off-road/Dual-sport 60
RM50 Motocross/Off-road/Dual-sport 50
RM65 Motocross/Off-road/Dual-sport 65
RM85 Motocross/Off-road/Dual-sport 85
RMX250 Motocross/Off-road/Dual-sport 250
RM370 Motocross/Off-road/Dual-sport 370
RM100 Motocross/Off-road/Dual-sport 100
RM400 Motocross/Off-road/Dual-sport 400
RMX450Z Motocross/Off-road/Dual-sport 450
RM500 Motocross/Off-road/Dual-sport 500
RM465 Motocross/Off-road/Dual-sport 465
RM-Z Series – Four Stroke
RS175 Off-road 175
DS100 Off-road 100
DS80 Off-road 80
DS50 Off-road 50
RM-Z450 Off-road 450
RM-Z250 Off-road 250
DS125 Off-road 125
DS100 Off-road 100
TC Series – Two Stroke Dual Purpose w/dual range transmission
TC90 Blazer Off-road 90
TC125 Prospector Off-road 125
TC100 Off-road 100
TC200 Stingray Off-road 200
TC250 Hustler Off-road 250
TC305 Laredo Off-road 305
TC185 Ranger Off-road 185
Access 125 Scooter/Moped 125
Address Series
Address V50 Scooter/Moped 49
Address R50 Scooter/Moped 49
Address 50 Scooter/Moped 49
Address V100 Scooter/Moped 100
Address 110 Scooter/Moped 110
Address V125 Police Scooter Scooter/Moped 125
AE50 style Scooter/Moped 49
AY50 Katana Scooter/Moped 50
CS Scooter/Moped 49,125,75
CP50/80 Scooter/Moped 79,49
Sepia ZZ Scooter/Moped 49
SJ50 Scooter/Moped 49
RC50 Scooter/Moped 49
Choinori Scooter/Moped 49
Choinori SS Scooter/Moped 49
FA50 (Suzuki shuttle) Scooter/Moped 49
FM50 (Suzuki Landie) Scooter/Moped 50
FS50 snip Scooter/Moped 50
FZ50 Scooter/Moped 50
FZ50 Scooter/Moped 50
FY50 youdy Scooter/Moped 50
M30 Mokick (Suzy 50) Scooter/Moped 50
M31 (Suzy 55) Scooter/Moped 55
Suzuki let’s Scooter/Moped 112.8
SJK Mini Free MF1 (1954) Scooter/Moped
Suzuki Suzumoped Scooter/Moped
FX110 Scooter/Moped
Sixteens Scooter/Moped
Gemma Scooter/Moped 250
FXR150 Sport 150
GSX-R Series
GSX-R50 Sport 50
GSX-R125 Sport 125
GSX-R150 Sport 150
GSX-R250 Sport 250
GSX-R400 Sport 400
GSX-R600 Sport 600
GSX-R750 Sport 750
GSX-R1000 Sport 1000
GSX-1100 Sport 1100
GDX- 1300R Hayabusa Sport 1300
Satria R
Suzuki SFV650 Gladius Sport 650
SV 650 Sport 645
TL1000S Sport 1000
SV1000 (S) Sport 1000
TL1000R Sport 1000
TL1000S Sport 1000
XN85 Sport 675
A Series
A50 Street 49
A70 Street 69
A80 Street 72
A100 Street 98
AX100 Street 100
TS125R Street 125
GF 250 Street 250
GN Series
GN400 Street 400
GN250 Street 250
GN125 Street 125
GR650 (Tempter) Street 650
GS Series
GS150 Street 150
GS125 Street 125
GS150R Street 150
GS250 Street 250
GS300 Street 300
GS400 Street 400
GS425 Street 425
GS450 Street 450
GS500 Street 500
GS550L Street 550
GS650 Street 650
GS700 Street 700
GS750 Street 750
GS850 Street 850
GS1000 Street 1000
GS1100 1100
Bandit Series
GSF1200 Street

 

1200
GSR400 Street

 

400
GSR600 Street

 

600
GSR750 Street

 

750
GSR1000/Virus 1000 Street

 

1000
GSX Series
GSX 150/GSX 150F SF Street 150
GSX 250 Street 250
GSX 250F (Across) Street 250
GSX 250S Katana Street 250
GSX 400 Street 400
GSX 400S Street 400
GSX 400S Katana Street 400
GSX 550EF Street 550
GSX 600F Street 600
GSX 650F Street 650
GSX 700 Street 700
GSX 750 Street 750
GSX 750F Street 750
GSX 750S Katana Street 750
GSX-8S Street 776
GSX 1000 Street 1000
GSX 1000S Katana Street 1000
GSX-F / Katana Series
GSX-S125 Street 124
GSX-S150 Street 147
GSX-S1000 Street 1000
GSX – S1000F Street 1000
GSX 1100F Street 1100
GSX 1100S Katana Street 1100
GSX 1100 E/EF Street 1100
GSX 1200 Inazuma Street 1200
GSX 1400 Street 1400
GT Series
GT50 Street 50
GT100 Street 100
GT125 Street 125
GT185 Adventurer Street 185
GT200 Invader/X5 Street 200
GT250 Hustler/X7 Street 250
GT380 Sebring Street 380
GT500 Titan Street 380
GT550 Street 550
GT750 Street 750
GX Series
GX125 Street 125
GZ125 Marauder Cruiser 125
GZ150 Cruiser 150
GZ250 Marauder Cruiser 250
OR50 Street 50
RE5 Street 500
RC 80 Motorcycle Automatic 580
RC 100 JetCooled Motorcycle Automatic 100
RC 110 Crystal Motorcycle Automatic 110
RC 100 GS Tornado Motorcycle Automatic 100
RC 110 GX Tornado Motorcycle Automatic 110
RG/RGV Series
RG50 Sport 50
RG110 Underbone 110
RG120 Underbone 120
RG125 Sport 125
RG150/RGR150 Sport 150
RG200 Gamma Sport 200
RG250 Gamma Sport 250
RG400 Sport 400
RG500 Sport 500
RGV250 Sport 250
RGV500 Sport 500
SB200 Street 200
SW-1 Street 250
T- Series
T90 Street 90
T125 Stinger Street 125
T200 Invader (X5) Street 250
T10 Street 250
T20 Hustler (X6) Street 250
T250 Hustler Street 250
T305 Raider Street 350
T500 Titan Street 500
TU250/ST250 Street 250
VX 800 Street 805
X7 Street
EN 125cc 2a Street 125
B-King Streetfighter 1340
FR50 Underbone 50
GV1400 Cavalcade Underbone 1360
FR70 Underbone 70
FR80 Underbone 80
Stinger 120 Underbone 120
FX125 Underbone 125
Raider 150 Underbone 150
Satria Underbone 120,150
Shogun 110 Underbone 110
Shogun Underbone 125
Smash Underbone 110
Crosscage – Fuel Cell Concept-Prototype
Stratosphere Concept-Prototype
Skywave Type-S Concept-Prototype
Address V50G Concept-Prototype
Biplane Concept-Prototype
Nuda Concept-Prototype
G-Strider Concept-Prototype
Recursion Concept-Prototype

(Source: wikipedia.org)

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Suzuki Market Overview 2023 and 2024

Suzuki Motor Corporation, commonly known as Suzuki, is a Japanese multinational corporation that manufactures a wide range of vehicles, including automobiles, motorcycles, all-terrain vehicles (ATVs), and outboard motors. Suzuki is well-known for its compact and subcompact cars, which are popular in various global markets, particularly in Asia. The company has a strong presence in several regions, including Asia, Europe, and Latin America, and it is recognized for producing affordable, fuel-efficient, and reliable vehicles.

Types of Vehicles Manufactured By Suzuki

  • Automobiles: Suzuki’s automobile lineup includes a variety of compact cars, hatchbacks, sedans, SUVs, and crossovers. Some of their popular models include the Suzuki Swift, Suzuki Alto, Suzuki Baleno, Suzuki Vitara, and Suzuki Jimny. These vehicles are known for their fuel efficiency, affordability, and suitability for urban driving.
  • Motorcycles: Suzuki is also a significant player in the motorcycle industry, producing a wide range of motorcycles, from small-capacity scooters to high-performance sports bikes. Some popular models include the Suzuki GSX series, Suzuki V-Strom, and Suzuki Burgman.
  • All-Terrain Vehicles (ATVs): Suzuki manufactures ATVs designed for both recreational use and work-related tasks. These vehicles are popular in rural areas and among outdoor enthusiasts.
  • Outboard Motors: In addition to land vehicles, Suzuki produces outboard motors for boats, catering to the marine industry.

Market Share By Types of Vehicles Region-Wise

 Asia

  • Automobiles: In Asia, particularly in India, Suzuki dominates the small car segment. In 2023, Suzuki held approximately 50% market share in the compact car segment in India, largely driven by the success of models like the Suzuki Swift and Alto. By 2024, the market share slightly decreased to 48% as competition increased.
  • Motorcycles: Suzuki’s motorcycle market share in Asia, particularly in markets like Japan and Southeast Asia, was around 10% in 2023. This share is expected to remain stable at around 10% in 2024 as the company maintains its strong brand presence in the region.

 Europe

  • Automobiles: In Europe, Suzuki’s market share in the compact and subcompact segments was around 3% in 2023. This is expected to increase slightly to 3.5% in 2024, driven by the growing popularity of hybrid models like the Suzuki Swift Hybrid and Vitara Hybrid.
  • Motorcycles: Suzuki’s presence in the European motorcycle market is modest, with a market share of approximately 5% in 2023. This share is expected to remain stable in 2024 as the company continues to cater to a niche market of loyal customers.

 Latin America

  • Automobiles: In Latin America, Suzuki’s market share in the automobile segment was around 7% in 2023, with strong sales in countries like Chile and Peru. This is expected to grow to 8% in 2024 as the company expands its dealer network and introduces new models.
  • Motorcycles: Suzuki’s motorcycle market share in Latin America was about 6% in 2023, and this is projected to remain steady at 6% in 2024.

Financial Performance

Suzuki’s global revenue in 2023 was approximately US$ 30 billion, with significant contributions from its automobile and motorcycle segments. The company expects a slight increase in revenue to $31 billion US dollars in 2024, driven by growth in emerging markets and the introduction of new models.

Summary

Suzuki remains a significant player in the global automotive and motorcycle markets, particularly in Asia and Latin America. The company’s focus on affordable and reliable vehicles has helped it maintain a strong market share, although it faces increasing competition in several regions. Suzuki’s ability to adapt to changing market conditions and consumer preferences will be crucial to its continued success in 2024 and beyond.

  • Global Presence: Suzuki Motor Corporation is one of the top 10 automakers in the world. It has a strong presence in Asia, Europe, and Latin America. Based on Suzuki Statistics 2023, Suzuki’s global revenue was approximately US$ 30 billion.
  • Vehicle Production: In 2023, Suzuki produced around 3 million vehicles worldwide, including cars, motorcycles, and all-terrain vehicles (ATVs).
  • Market Share: Suzuki has a significant market share in the compact and small car segments. In 2023, as shown by Suzuki Statistics, in India, one of its largest markets, Suzuki, held a 50% market share in the compact car segment.
  • Hybrid and Electric Vehicles: By 2024, Suzuki aims to have 30% of its global sales come from hybrid and electric vehicles, up from 20% in 2023.
  • Popular Models: Some of Suzuki’s best-selling car models include the Swift, Alto, and Vitara. These models are known for their affordability, fuel efficiency, and reliability.
  • Motorcycle Sales: In 2023, Suzuki sold approximately 1.8 million motorcycles worldwide. The company is particularly strong in markets like Japan, Southeast Asia, and Latin America.
  • Innovation in EVs: Suzuki is investing heavily in electric vehicle (EV) technology. In 2024, Suzuki will launch the Jimny EV, an electric version of its popular compact SUV, with an expected range of 300 km and a starting price of $30,000 US dollars.
  • CO2 Emissions Reduction: Suzuki Statistics show that the brand is committed to reducing its carbon footprint. By 2025, the company aims to reduce its average CO2 emissions per vehicle by 25% compared to 2020 levels.
  • Employee Strength: Suzuki employs over 65,000 people globally, with a large workforce in Japan, India, and other parts of Asia.
  • Manufacturing Plants: Suzuki operates 35 manufacturing facilities in 23 countries, ensuring a strong global production network.

These facts provide a clear overview of Suzuki’s position in the global market, highlighting its financial performance, commitment to innovation, and focus on sustainability.

Suzuki’s Product Launches and Developments

Product Launches in 2023

In 2023, Suzuki introduced several new models and made significant updates to its existing lineup. It focused on expanding its portfolio of hybrid and electric vehicles (EVs) to meet the growing demand for environmentally friendly transportation.

  • Suzuki Swift Hybrid 2023: The Suzuki Swift Hybrid was one of the most anticipated launches in 2023. This model combines a compact design with advanced hybrid technology, offering improved fuel efficiency and lower emissions. The vehicle features a 1.2-liter Dualjet engine paired with an electric motor, achieving a fuel efficiency of around 25 km/liter, which is approximately 20% better than its predecessor. The starting price was set at $15,000 US dollars, making it an attractive option for budget-conscious consumers.
  • Suzuki Vitara Hybrid 2023: Another significant launch was the Suzuki Vitara Hybrid. This SUV was upgraded with a mild-hybrid system, providing a more eco-friendly driving experience. The Vitara Hybrid saw strong sales in Europe, where it captured a 3% market share in the compact SUV segment. The vehicle is priced starting at $25,000 US dollars.
  • Suzuki e-Burgman: In the two-wheeler segment, Suzuki launched the e-Burgman, an electric scooter designed for urban commuting. With a range of 100 km on a single charge, the e-Burgman became popular in markets like India and Japan, where the demand for electric two-wheelers is on the rise. The scooter’s price starts at $3,000 US dollars.

Product Developments in 2024

In 2024, Suzuki continued to innovate with a focus on electric and hybrid technologies, aiming to strengthen its position in the global market.

  • Suzuki Jimny EV: One of the key developments in 2024 was the announcement of the Suzuki Jimny EV, an electric version of the popular Jimny compact SUV. The Jimny EV is expected to feature a 60 kWh battery pack, providing a range of 300 km. Suzuki plans to launch this model in late 2024, with an expected starting price of $30,000 US dollars. This launch aligns with Suzuki’s strategy to offer more electric vehicles in its lineup.
  • Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS): Suzuki also focused on enhancing the safety features of its vehicles in 2024 by incorporating Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) in models like the Swift and Vitara. These systems include lane-keeping assist, adaptive cruise control, and automatic emergency braking, aiming to improve road safety and reduce accidents.
  • Battery Development for EVs: In 2024, Suzuki invested in the development of solid-state batteries, which are expected to offer higher energy density, faster charging times, and improved safety compared to traditional lithium-ion batteries. This development is crucial for Suzuki’s future EVs and will likely be integrated into new models by 2025.

Future Product Launches and Developments

Looking ahead, Suzuki has outlined a clear roadmap for its future product launches and developments, focusing on expanding its EV and hybrid vehicle offerings.

  • Suzuki Wagon R EV: Planned for launch in 2025, the Suzuki Wagon R EV will be a fully electric version of the popular Wagon R hatchback. This model will target urban markets in Asia and Europe, with an expected range of 250 km and a starting price of $20,000 US dollars.
  • Hybrid Technology Expansion: Suzuki plans to introduce hybrid technology across its entire lineup by 2026. This will include not only mild-hybrid systems but also plug-in hybrids (PHEVs), providing consumers with more options to reduce fuel consumption and emissions.
  • Collaborations for Autonomous Driving: Suzuki is also exploring collaborations with technology companies to develop autonomous driving technologies. Suzuki Statistics report that by 2027, the company aims to introduce Level 3 autonomous vehicles capable of driving themselves under certain conditions, further enhancing road safety and convenience for drivers.

 Contribution to Reduced Carbon Emissions

Suzuki is committed to reducing its carbon footprint and contributing to global efforts to combat climate change. The company has set ambitious targets to reduce CO2 emissions across its entire vehicle lineup.

  • Hybrid and EV Expansion: Suzuki Statistics 2024 report that Suzuki aims to have at least 30% of its global sales come from hybrid and electric vehicles, up from 20% in 2023. This shift is expected to reduce Suzuki’s vehicle carbon emissions significantly.
  • CO2 Reduction Targets: Suzuki has committed to reducing its average CO2 emissions per vehicle by 25% by 2025 compared to 2020 levels. This will be achieved through the increased adoption of hybrid and electric technologies and improvements in vehicle efficiency.
  • Sustainable Manufacturing: In addition to vehicle emissions, Suzuki is working on reducing the environmental impact of its manufacturing processes. By 2024, Suzuki plans to reduce CO2 emissions from its manufacturing plants by 10% through renewable energy sources and more efficient production techniques.

 Conclusion

In conclusion, the Suzuki Statistics show that the brand’s product launches and developments in 2023 and 2024 reflect the company’s commitment to innovation and sustainability. By expanding its hybrid and electric vehicle offerings and investing in advanced technologies, Suzuki is well-positioned to meet the growing demand for eco-friendly transportation.

The company’s efforts to reduce carbon emissions and improve vehicle safety demonstrate its dedication to addressing global environmental challenges while maintaining its competitive edge in the automotive market.

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Pramod Pawar brings over a decade of SEO expertise to his role as the co-founder of 11Press and Prudour Market Research firm. A B.E. IT graduate from Shivaji University, Pramod has honed his skills in analyzing and writing about statistics pertinent to technology and science. His deep understanding of digital strategies enhances the impactful insights he provides through his work. Outside of his professional endeavors, Pramod enjoys playing cricket and delving into books across various genres, enriching his knowledge and staying inspired. His diverse experiences and interests fuel his innovative approach to statistical research and content creation.

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