Suzuki reveals three special concepts
Based on existing cars available in Japan, the three concepts will head to the 2016 Tokyo Auto Salon in January.
1 min read•30 Dec '15
28K+ views



Suzuki has revealed a trio of special concepts that will head to the 2016 Tokyo Auto Salon in January. Each of the concepts are based around different JDM models and come complete with bespoke paint schemes and liveries.
First of the three models is the Hustler Rough Road Style, which bears similarities to the Toyota FJ. The car features black badges and wheel arches, with the roof and A-pillars also painted black, and caged-in headlights. It also gets a jacked-up suspension system and knobby tires.
The second concept is called the Water Activity Concept. Based on the Ignis, it features a matte green paint scheme, a set of tight-spoked black wheels with orange outer rims, and orange wing mirrors. Despite the car's small size, a kayak has been installed on its roof.
Suzuki will also showcase the Alto Works GP at the Tokyo Auto Salon, which is based on the new Alto Works. While the car remains mechanically unchanged, it has been decked in a blue and green livery similar to that found on Suzuki's MotoGP bike. A carbon-fibre hood has also been developed to help reduce the weight of the car.
Suggested News
Volkswagen compact sedan spied ahead of Auto Expo reveal
Codenamed ICS, the new sub-four-metre sedan from Volkswagen will rival the likes of Maruti Swift Dzire and Tata Zest.
1 min read•29 Dec '15

Delhi government lists exemptions to its 'odd-even' formula
The radical scheme will not be applicable to CNG, electric and hybrid vehicles, women-only cars and those belonging to top politicians.
2 min read•29 Dec '15

SsangYong Tivoli spied in India; Auto Expo 2016 debut likely
SsangYong's new crossover comes with 1.6-litre diesel and petrol engines mated to six-speed manual or automatic gearboxes.
1 min read•28 Dec '15

Spy shot courtesy: Krishna BS


BMW releases i8 Spyder concept teaser
The latest preview of the Spyder shows revamped interior ahead of CES 2016 debut.
1 min read•28 Dec '15
.jpg?w=728&q=75&fm=auto)
New Land Rover Discovery to be unveiled in 2016
The fifth-gen seven-seat Discovery promises radical new looks, a significant drop in weight and a more upmarket cabin compared to the current SUV.
3 min read•28 Dec '15

Land Rover Discovery Vision concept shown.
Poll of the month
Which powertrain type makes the most sense for you right now?
Petrol
Diesel
Hybrid
EV
CNG
Flex-fuel
7229 votes•11 days remaining
Upcoming Cars





Trending Cars

Latest Cars




Poll of the month
Which powertrain type makes the most sense for you right now?
Petrol
Diesel
Hybrid
EV
CNG
Flex-fuel
7229 votes•11 days remaining
Upcoming Cars





Trending Cars

Latest Cars











