Suzuki Models

Suzuki’s middleweight adventure-touring nameplate entered the modern XT form for the 2015 model year, when the V-Strom 650XT was introduced as a more off-road-flavored version of the established V-Strom 650. The XT ad...

This road-oriented V-STROM 800 nameplate was introduced for the 2024 model year, with Suzuki unveiling it in October 2023 and launching sales globally the same month. It was developed as a variation of the V-STROM 800...

This adventure-oriented model was introduced by Suzuki as part of its all-new 800-class lineup revealed at EICMA in November 2022, with sales beginning in 2023. It marked a fresh chapter for the V-Strom family rather ...

This nameplate returned Suzuki’s VanVan idea to the modern era as a compact, retro-styled street bike inspired by the company’s 1970s leisure motorcycles. The modern 200-class version first appeared for model year 200...

This midsize sedan was introduced for the 2004 model year as part of Suzuki’s effort to expand its North American passenger-car lineup. It was not a homegrown Japanese-market design; instead, it came from Suzuki’s all...

This Suzuki sport-utility ATV was introduced for the 2003 model year as part of the company’s revised off-road lineup, when Suzuki began giving some of its utility models mountain-themed names. The 500 cc liquid-coole...

Introduced in 1988, this compact SUV was launched as a fresh alternative to the heavy-duty off-roaders of the era, with Suzuki positioning it as a city-friendly 4x4 that still retained real cross-country ability. In J...

This North American Intruder variant was Suzuki’s early cruiser answer to the mid-1980s V-twin boom. It shared the original slim, chopper-inspired styling language of Suzuki’s first Intruder-era cruiser, but used a 70...

Suzuki introduced the X-90 in late 1995 as one of the strangest small utility vehicles of the 1990s: a two-seat SUV coupe built from the first-generation Vitara’s underpinnings. Rather than following the conventional ...

This nameplate first appeared for the 2007 model year as a seven-passenger midsize crossover aimed at North American buyers. The original version marked a clear shift away from Suzuki’s earlier truck-based 7-seat SUV ...