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The SX4 S-Cross has proven to be a popular buy for many Suzuki owners around the world. The original SX4 model first went on sale back in 2006. The S Cross variant is the second generation of the car and has been available on the road for the past two years. It has set itself out as one of the most exciting super mini, compact vehicles on the road today and it is now set to get even better. Suzuki have confirmed that starting from July they are to introduce a range of new special changes to the interior of the car with one of the big ones being updates to the vehicles infotainment system. New technology will now allow the driver to link up their phone to the system and control it via the touch screen system. The model that these changes affect are the diesel setup and if that wasn't exciting enough, the car will now be fitted with an eight speed,automatic gearbox too. The Japanese car maker has not yet said how much the newly updated S Cross will cost but more will be announced closer to the time of release.
The new Celerio for 2015 has gone on sale
Sticking very much with Suzuki now, the company have just launched their brand new Celerio model onto the road for the 2015 year. Much in the same way that the S Cross has done, Suzuki will be looking to make an impact on the city car division with this new model and the car has proven to be a very popular choice since its original launch just last year. There are new changes brought to the car compared to that of the 2014 model with some kit consisting of a DAB digital radio, Bluetooth connectivity and electric windows for the back end of the car. If you would like to know more about the engine, a one litre, three cylinder petrol unit has been fitted to the 2015 model joined up by a five speed gearbox in a manual form. The car is on sale now from Suzuki dealerships around Britain and prices begin from £8,999.
Six new models on the way for Suzuki
Suzuki are looking to release a total of six brand new vehicles onto the road over the course of the next three years. The plan is for the firm to launch new models across three separate segments. One of the big planned models is expected to be a car that could go head to head and would no doubt share a similar size and power output as the Honda Jazz. Sales and Marketing boss Dale Wyatt has stated that the first model in the plan is a new hatchback. Wyatt also said that a new Swift model could be set to debut in 2017 also which could very well be one of the six new models. The news regarding all six of the models has not been revealed yet due to Suzuki being quiet on the issue for the moment in time. With six models planned in three years could we be seeing two models released per year?. We will be paying close attention to this developing story.