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    Suzuki’s New SUV Hits South Africa

    March 15, 20262 Mins Read
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    There’s a fresh new SUV about to roll into town – a premium go-getter ready to tackle crowded city streets, remote country backroads and everything else in between.

    Designed to be by your side no matter what, the Across is the latest model set to join Suzuki Auto South Africa’s diverse product range. The Japanese brand’s most advanced SUV yet, it combines stylish good looks with cutting-edge technology, advanced safety features, an efficient mild-hybrid petrol engine, and family-friendly space and practicality.

    From launch, the Across will be offered with a 1.5-litre ‘K15C’ four-cylinder mild-hybrid powertrain across the range and will be available in three variants: the GL with a five-speed manual transmission, the GL with a six-speed automatic, and the range-topping GLX with a six-speed automatic.

    READ – Suzuki Shatters Records as SA Sales hit New Heights

    Pricing starts at R349,900 for the Across 1.5 Mild-hybrid GL 5MT. The GL 6AT is priced at R372,900, while the flagship Across 1.5 Mild-hybrid GLX 6AT is available from R464,900. Customers opting for the GLX model can also specify a striking two-tone exterior finish at an additional cost of R4,500.

    All prices include VAT, while the range is sold with a four-year/60,000km service plan and a five-year/200,000km promotional warranty.

    Further details about the Suzuki Across will be released during the media launch taking place from 17 to 19 March.

    BEFORE YOU GO – Suzuki Auto South Africa celebrates a record breaking financial year

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