QUV620F

This compact utility side-by-side appeared in Suzuki’s North American lineup for the 2005 model year and appears to have been a brief, single-year offering. It was part of the Japanese manufacturer’s broader powersports business, but unlike Suzuki’s longer-running ATV and motorcycle families, this nameplate was not developed into an ongoing model line. Contemporary dealer and parts references tie it specifically to 2005, and historical reporting indicates it was essentially a Suzuki-badged version of Kawasaki’s Mule 3010 utility vehicle offered through the companies’ alliance. As a result, it occupies an unusual niche in Suzuki history: a short-lived work-oriented UTV rather than a standalone, multi-year Suzuki platform. Its significance is less about performance or endurance-style recreation and more about a moment when Suzuki briefly participated in the emerging utility-vehicle market with a practical, cab-and-bed-style machine aimed at farm, property, and light-duty commercial use.