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2017 Suzuki Ignis
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Congrats ! How is the real life fuel consumption ?
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Nice. Stock infotainment system or paid extra for the touch screen jobbie?
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Seems to be standard on the GLX now, AA and AP included also on the 7 inch screen.
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Maruti Suzuki Smartplay Studio Dock App - carandbike
You own an entry level Maruti Suzuki car and really wish it had that premium touchscreen taking the centre stage?
Well, Maruti has just the alternative for you. It has Introduced a new app which mimics its Smartplay Studio system in the best way possible. The video has all the details you need.
You own an entry level Maruti Suzuki car and really wish it had that premium touchscreen taking the centre stage?
Well, Maruti has just the alternative for you. It has Introduced a new app which mimics its Smartplay Studio system in the best way possible. The video has all the details you need.
The best I've got was 4.74L per 100ks, avg 4.83 so far. I do about 100ks per day to work and back, all on the freeway.
Stock system... I do believe there is an upgraded system available now, not Pioneer, but a proper Suzuki item.
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That is better than I imagined. Impressive.
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What Car? review of the 2020 Ignis
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Car Magazine long-term wrap-up
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Pricing! Suzuki Swift and Ignis ranges gain new special-edition variants
Suzuki Auto South Africa has added special-edition variants to its Swift and Ignis ranges. The local arm of the Japanese firm says the new models have been introduced to celebrate the brand’s recent sales success.
Three new derivatives have been added to the mix: the Swift 1,2 GL SE, the Ignis 1,2 GL SE and the Ignis 1,2 GLX SE. Each employs Suzuki’s naturally aspirated 1,2-litre, four-cylinder petrol engine, sending 61 kW and 113 N.m to the front axle via a five-speed manual gearbox.
Priced at R193 900 (or some R12 000 more than the variant on which it is based), the Swift 1,2 GL SE gains model-specific decals (including stripes on the bonnet and tailgate), a blue rear roof spoiler, blue side-mirror caps, door visors, a door-sill guard and a new front grille with blue trim.
Inside, the special-edition hatchback upgrades to a touchscreen infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Suzuki SA will offer the Swift 1,2 GL SE in either Arctic White or Silky Silver exterior paint, with 50 units of each hue available.
And the Ignis 1,2 GL SE? Well, this derivative is priced at R186 400 (some R6 000 more than the standard GL) and gains black door cladding, door visors, mud flaps, red trim on the grille and red body decals on the flanks. It will likewise be available in Arctic White and Silky Silver, with just 25 examples of each set to hit the local market.
The Ignis GLX SE, meanwhile, comes in at R212 400 (an increase of R10 000 over the normal GLX) and is set apart by its white grille surround, centre bar garnish and foglamp bezels. The upgrade also includes door visors, a cheeky rear spoiler and white decals on the body (with the final product thus ending up looking exactly like our recent long-termer).
Some 50 units of the Ignis GLX SE will be offered in South Africa, each finished in Tinsel Blue with white highlights.
www.carmag.co.za
Suzuki Auto South Africa has added special-edition variants to its Swift and Ignis ranges. The local arm of the Japanese firm says the new models have been introduced to celebrate the brand’s recent sales success.
Three new derivatives have been added to the mix: the Swift 1,2 GL SE, the Ignis 1,2 GL SE and the Ignis 1,2 GLX SE. Each employs Suzuki’s naturally aspirated 1,2-litre, four-cylinder petrol engine, sending 61 kW and 113 N.m to the front axle via a five-speed manual gearbox.
Priced at R193 900 (or some R12 000 more than the variant on which it is based), the Swift 1,2 GL SE gains model-specific decals (including stripes on the bonnet and tailgate), a blue rear roof spoiler, blue side-mirror caps, door visors, a door-sill guard and a new front grille with blue trim.
Inside, the special-edition hatchback upgrades to a touchscreen infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Suzuki SA will offer the Swift 1,2 GL SE in either Arctic White or Silky Silver exterior paint, with 50 units of each hue available.
And the Ignis 1,2 GL SE? Well, this derivative is priced at R186 400 (some R6 000 more than the standard GL) and gains black door cladding, door visors, mud flaps, red trim on the grille and red body decals on the flanks. It will likewise be available in Arctic White and Silky Silver, with just 25 examples of each set to hit the local market.
The Ignis GLX SE, meanwhile, comes in at R212 400 (an increase of R10 000 over the normal GLX) and is set apart by its white grille surround, centre bar garnish and foglamp bezels. The upgrade also includes door visors, a cheeky rear spoiler and white decals on the body (with the final product thus ending up looking exactly like our recent long-termer).
Some 50 units of the Ignis GLX SE will be offered in South Africa, each finished in Tinsel Blue with white highlights.
Pricing! Suzuki Swift and Ignis ranges gain new special-edition variants... - CAR Magazine
Suzuki Auto South Africa has added special-edition variants to its Swift and Ignis ranges. The local arm of the Japanese firm says the new models […]
www.carmag.co.za
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Suzuki spices up Swift and Ignis with new special editions
Suzuki South Africa is adding some spice to its compact hatch range with the release of three special editions based on the Swift GL as well as the Ignis GL and GLX models.
The Swift 1.2 GL SE, as it is abbreviated, gains a touchscreen infotainment system with CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity, as well as a number of unique exterior features. These include a new honeycomb grille, blue rear roof spoiler, unique decals (including racing stripes), door visors and a door sill guard.
The Swift GL SE is available in Arctic White and Silky Silver exterior colours and there is an exclusivity factor here as only 50 of them will be sold, at a price of R193 900. This makes it R12 000 more expensive than the regular GL, by the way.
On the Ignis front, the cheaper option is a 1.2 GL SE model, which receives a red garnish for the front grille as well as red side body decals, black door cladding, door visors and a rigid mud flap set. This car retails for R186 400, which is a R6000 premium over the standard GL.
The Ignis GL SE is available in the same silver and white hues as the Swift SE, with numbers limited to 25.
www.iol.co.za
Suzuki South Africa is adding some spice to its compact hatch range with the release of three special editions based on the Swift GL as well as the Ignis GL and GLX models.
The Swift 1.2 GL SE, as it is abbreviated, gains a touchscreen infotainment system with CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity, as well as a number of unique exterior features. These include a new honeycomb grille, blue rear roof spoiler, unique decals (including racing stripes), door visors and a door sill guard.
The Swift GL SE is available in Arctic White and Silky Silver exterior colours and there is an exclusivity factor here as only 50 of them will be sold, at a price of R193 900. This makes it R12 000 more expensive than the regular GL, by the way.
On the Ignis front, the cheaper option is a 1.2 GL SE model, which receives a red garnish for the front grille as well as red side body decals, black door cladding, door visors and a rigid mud flap set. This car retails for R186 400, which is a R6000 premium over the standard GL.
The Ignis GL SE is available in the same silver and white hues as the Swift SE, with numbers limited to 25.
Suzuki spices up Swift and Ignis with new special editions
Suzuki South Africa has released three special editions based on the Swift and Ignis hatchbacks.
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Suzuki Launches Special Edition Swift, Ignis in SA
Suzuki has introduced a special edition version of its popular Swift and Ignis in South Africa. See details below...
Suzuki has experienced notable sales success in South Africa recently and set a new monthly sales record in October 2019 with 1 629 Suzuki’s finding new homes across the country. To celebrate, Suzuki is now offering a Swift 1.2 GL SE (Special Edition) as well as 2 Ignis special editions in both GL and GLX guise.
“The Swift Special Edition and two Ignis Special Edition variants offer customers the chance to express their unique style and individuality. As exclusive versions of our top-selling models, we are confident that it will find favour with fans of the brand and the specific models alike” says André Venter, divisional manager for sales and marketing at Suzuki Auto South Africa.
Suzuki Swift and Ignis Special Edition - Price in South Africa
Suzuki Swift 1.2 GL Special Edition - R193 900
Suzuki Ignis 1.2 GL Special Edition - R186 400
Suzuki Ignis 1.2 GLX SPecial Edition - R212 400
The Suzuki Swift and Ignis Special Edition (SE) are sold with a promotional 5-year/200 000 km warranty and a 2-year/30 000 km service plan.
www.cars.co.za
Suzuki has introduced a special edition version of its popular Swift and Ignis in South Africa. See details below...
Suzuki has experienced notable sales success in South Africa recently and set a new monthly sales record in October 2019 with 1 629 Suzuki’s finding new homes across the country. To celebrate, Suzuki is now offering a Swift 1.2 GL SE (Special Edition) as well as 2 Ignis special editions in both GL and GLX guise.
“The Swift Special Edition and two Ignis Special Edition variants offer customers the chance to express their unique style and individuality. As exclusive versions of our top-selling models, we are confident that it will find favour with fans of the brand and the specific models alike” says André Venter, divisional manager for sales and marketing at Suzuki Auto South Africa.
Suzuki Swift and Ignis Special Edition - Price in South Africa
Suzuki Swift 1.2 GL Special Edition - R193 900
Suzuki Ignis 1.2 GL Special Edition - R186 400
Suzuki Ignis 1.2 GLX SPecial Edition - R212 400
The Suzuki Swift and Ignis Special Edition (SE) are sold with a promotional 5-year/200 000 km warranty and a 2-year/30 000 km service plan.
Suzuki Launches Special Edition Swift, Ignis in SA
Suzuki has introduced a special edition version of its popular Swift and Ignis in South Africa. See details below… Suzuki has experienced notable sales success in South Africa recently and set a new monthly sales record in October 2019 with 1 629 Suzuki’s finding new homes across the country. To...
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Fresh look for Suzuki Ignis
Suzuki has released official images of its Japanese-spec 2020 Ignis ahead of the unveiling of the new-look budget car/small crossover in India, where the cars which are sold in South Africa are produced. We believe the facelifted version could be heading for Mzansi soon…
Late last year, Cars.co.za reported Suzuki South Africa had introduced special editions of its Ignis and Swift, the former in 1.2 GL and 1.2 GLX guises, to the market. And now that a facelifted version is coming, it makes sense that the Japanese firm sweetened the deal on pre-facelift derivatives before the 2020-spec cars went into production.
Although we haven’t seen the new look Indian-spec Ignis, Suzuki has published these images of its JDM model, replete with a new grille design with 4 four vertical chrome slots that replace the previous version’s horizontal bar. It's been reported that this grille treatment will feature on all derivatives.
https://www.cars.co.za/motoring_news/fresh-look-for-suzuki-ignis/48154/
Suzuki has released official images of its Japanese-spec 2020 Ignis ahead of the unveiling of the new-look budget car/small crossover in India, where the cars which are sold in South Africa are produced. We believe the facelifted version could be heading for Mzansi soon…
Late last year, Cars.co.za reported Suzuki South Africa had introduced special editions of its Ignis and Swift, the former in 1.2 GL and 1.2 GLX guises, to the market. And now that a facelifted version is coming, it makes sense that the Japanese firm sweetened the deal on pre-facelift derivatives before the 2020-spec cars went into production.
Although we haven’t seen the new look Indian-spec Ignis, Suzuki has published these images of its JDM model, replete with a new grille design with 4 four vertical chrome slots that replace the previous version’s horizontal bar. It's been reported that this grille treatment will feature on all derivatives.
https://www.cars.co.za/motoring_news/fresh-look-for-suzuki-ignis/48154/
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Suzuki's Ignis gets a midlife nip and tuck
Suzuki has revealed the facelifted version of its plucky little Ignis crossover hatch.
Although the version that you see here is the Japanese market variant, the Indian-spec Maruti Suzuki Ignis that will inevitably make its way to South Africa is set to be revealed this Thursday, February 7, at the Auto Expo 2020. Besides a few trim differences, global versions are unlikely to differ too radically.
So what’s new?
The most notable change is the new four-slot grille that takes some inspiration from the Jimny and Vitara. It gives the car a more muscular appearance, as does the redesigned rear bumper.
Suzuki is also offering a new spec grade for those seeking an even more SUV-like look, this variant receiving a unique front bumper with a skid plate, roof rails, wheel arch mouldings and a rear bumper that’s partially painted silver. Inside, the new spec grade is set apart by synthetic leather seat trim as well as khaki and gunmetal accent colours. Suzuki has also thrown in a new body colour called ‘Tough Khaki Pearl Metallic’ to match.
https://www.iol.co.za/motoring/latest-launches/suzukis-ignis-gets-a-midlife-nip-and-tuck-42129272
Suzuki has revealed the facelifted version of its plucky little Ignis crossover hatch.
Although the version that you see here is the Japanese market variant, the Indian-spec Maruti Suzuki Ignis that will inevitably make its way to South Africa is set to be revealed this Thursday, February 7, at the Auto Expo 2020. Besides a few trim differences, global versions are unlikely to differ too radically.
So what’s new?
The most notable change is the new four-slot grille that takes some inspiration from the Jimny and Vitara. It gives the car a more muscular appearance, as does the redesigned rear bumper.
Suzuki is also offering a new spec grade for those seeking an even more SUV-like look, this variant receiving a unique front bumper with a skid plate, roof rails, wheel arch mouldings and a rear bumper that’s partially painted silver. Inside, the new spec grade is set apart by synthetic leather seat trim as well as khaki and gunmetal accent colours. Suzuki has also thrown in a new body colour called ‘Tough Khaki Pearl Metallic’ to match.
https://www.iol.co.za/motoring/latest-launches/suzukis-ignis-gets-a-midlife-nip-and-tuck-42129272
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How's the Ignis going?
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Suzuki Ignis gains new styling and powertrain for 2020
Boxy city car claimed to offer improved efficiency with the aid of a CVT gearbox and revamped engine
Suzuki’s quirky Ignis city car has undergone a mid-life facelift, gaining subtle design tweaks and a new mild hybrid powertrain option.
The Fiat 500 rival, launched in 2016, retains its boxy overall silhouette, flared wheel arches and compact footprint, but gains a new five-spoke front grille that brings it into line with the Jimny SUV.
www.autocar.co.uk
Boxy city car claimed to offer improved efficiency with the aid of a CVT gearbox and revamped engine
Suzuki’s quirky Ignis city car has undergone a mid-life facelift, gaining subtle design tweaks and a new mild hybrid powertrain option.
The Fiat 500 rival, launched in 2016, retains its boxy overall silhouette, flared wheel arches and compact footprint, but gains a new five-spoke front grille that brings it into line with the Jimny SUV.
2020 Suzuki Ignis: rugged city car on sale from £13,999 | Autocar
Subtly restyled supermini gains a new CVT gearbox and revamped hybrid powertrain for 2020
www.autocar.co.uk
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2020 Suzuki Ignis SVT 1.2 SHVS Goes for a Drive - furiousdriving