Suzuki has politely declined to share the Suzuki Swift and Jimny models with Toyota despite ongoing collaboration between the two companies and numerous rebadging of models in the past. According to Autocar India, Toyota is very interested in badge engineering the iconic Suzuki Swift and Jimny, having already previously rebadged the Toyota Glanza (Suzuki Baleno), Rumion (Ertiga), and Urban Cruiser (Grand Vitara). Also read: All-new 2023 Suzuki Swift debuts - Gets 1.2L mild-hybrid and 5MT option

Earlier today, the all-new 2021 Suzuki Jimny was launched in Malaysia. Naturally, some eyebrows were raised regarding the dainty SUV's price tag: RM 168,900 - and that's without insurance but with 50% SST discount applied. Though it isn't cheap, interest in the made-in-Japan (CBU) SUV has been strong. Our sources within Naza Eastern Motors - the new distributor of Suzuki models here - tells us that over 50 orders for the Jimny have been placed. Also read: All-new 2021 Suzuki Jimny launched in Ma

This is it – Naza Eastern Motor, the new distributor of Suzuki models in Malaysia, has just launched the all-new 2021 Suzuki Jimny in Malaysia. Like the ZC33S Suzuki Swift Sport, the Suzuki Jimny is imported (CBU) from Japan. As mentioned in earlier reports, the all-new 2021 Suzuki Jimny is not a cheap little SUV. For the Malaysian market, it is priced at RM 168,900 (on-the-road without insurance and with SST discount, valid until 31-Dec 2021). Also Read: The Suzuki Jimny defies logic – used uni

With the Malaysian launch of the 2021 Suzuki Jimny looming large, we can't help but wonder what is it about the Suzuki Jimny that makes it so loved. We think we've found the reason, because Suzuki Jimnys - regardless of generation - have always been effortlessly cool. Just have a look at this restomodded, second-generation 1990 Suzuki Jimny, shared on Instagram by Hezeri Samsuri, managing editor of Careta. Finished in a pale mustard yellow paintjob, the exterior colour matches perfectly with the

The Suzuki Jimny is finally destined for India, as What Car India has received confirmation regarding the model's debut from Maruti Suzuki's sales and marketing boss. Shashank Srivastava, executive director, sales and marketing, Maruti Suzuki India said, “We are making a marketing plan for the Jimny in India.” Although the exact timeline for the Suzuki Jimny’s launch in India has yet to be determined, the Indian publication mentioned that a launch in 2022 is on the cards. Also Read: 5-year waiti

Back in January, we reported that Suzuki has commenced production of the Suzuki Jimny at their Gurugram plant in India. The Gurugram plant is the second plant after Suzuki Motor’s plant in Kosai, Japan to build the Jimny. Initially, the target market for the India-made Jimnys were Peru and Columbia, as well as African countries and the Middle East. With this recent piece of news, Philippines can now be added to the growing number of countries. As reported by CarGuide, Suzuki Philippines has shif