Suzuki South Africa Blog & Insights
A growing concern: climate change, bush encroachment and the reptiles that live it
Bush encroachment by woody vegetation is exacerbated by increasing carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. University of the Western Cape researchers, with...
Suzuki dealers take the lead in busy sales month
It is another record month for Suzuki Auto South Africa, as its dealer network breaks through the 2 000 mark in October. Estimated reading time: 3...
Jimnys. Jimnys everywhere!
Suzuki Auto South Africa last week celebrated the delivery of its first consignment of Jimny models from its Gurgaon Plant in India. This plant...
Suzuki Rustenburg, the 2020 Dealer of the Year
Suzuki Auto South Africa celebrated its incredible performance in the past year at its national dealer conference, which ended last night with a...
Top 3 market position for ever-growing Suzuki Auto South Africa
In a market held back by global vehicle shortages and lockdown restrictions, one vehicle brand and its dealer network are swimming against the tide....
Suzuki launched the new GSX-S1000 GT
The excitement continues to grow around the world, more particularly in South Africa with the Worldwide launch of the new Suzuki GSX-S1000 GT which...
Jimny joins Vitara Allgrip in the unforgiving Kalahari
Visit the expansive Tswalu reserve in the Northern Cape and you are bound to see unique species adapted to thrive in this harsh landscape – the...
Success for Suzuki at their first Simola Hillclimb
Three days of racing, three Suzuki-powered race cars, two top 10 finishes in the King of the Hill race and one title as Classic Conqueror. Estimated...
Record month and top 5 ranking for Suzuki Auto
The move towards value-for-money vehicles is continuing and has helped Suzuki Auto South Africa hit a new record in August. Estimated reading time: 2...
Suzuki takes on the Simola Hill
If there is adrenalin flowing and fun to be had, you can be sure Suzuki will be there. Estimated reading time: 4 minutes, 38 seconds.
Kalahari gold: what pangolins eat and why we need to know
Ably supported by a Suzuki Vitara, Wendy uses radiotelemetry to keep track of individual pangolins at Tswalu Kalahari Reserve (photo: Tilly Molete)...
Practical car accessories: It goes beyond the ‘look’
When it comes to vehicle accessories, first thoughts are generally about the highly visible items such as bull bars, nudge bars, spotlights, mag...
Interesting Suzuki stats
Suzuki Motor Corp is one of the world’s largest car manufacturers, producing more than 3-million vehicles each year for its global markets, while in...
Action, adventure and open air! Suzuki sponsors Ult.X
Twenty-eight action sports athletes from across South Africa will descend on Sun City in September this year for the first big BMX and skateboard...
Winter car maintenance checklist
If you want to keep your vehicle in top condition, regular checks will go a long way in ensuring your Suzuki remains reliable and performs at its...
Suzuki proud to declare first Hayabusa arrives in SA
Suzuki South Africa are pleased to announce that the first 2021 Hayabusa is now here in South Africa in its resplendent pearl white paint.
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