Suzuki unveils the S-Cross 2022 with new hybrid engine

Suzuki Motor Corporation has announced the world premiere of its all-new S-CROSS SUV. Sale of the all-new S-CROSS will start in Europe from the end of 2021, followed by exports to Latin America, Oceania, and Asia.


Design

The front features a large, piano-black grille and headlamps with three LED position lamps each. The lamps and the bonnet are placed high to enhance the SUV’s aggressive appearance. The sides feature squared wheel arch mouldings that express an inner toughness, while the flowing shoulder line communicates a strong yet smooth sense of power.

As with the front face, the rear lamps and bumpers are placed high to create a sense of dynamism.


Engine

The SUV adapts Suzuki’s new strong hybrid system and combines their newly developed fuel-powered engine with a single Motor Generator Unit (MGU) and Auto Gear Shift (AGS). It supports both hybrid driving and EV driving (inactive engine) for low fuel consumption.

The all-new S-cross is powered by a 1.4L DITC engine and 48V mild-hybrid technology. The petrol engine generates 95 kW of power and 235 Nm of torque, and the motor is capable of generating 10 kW of power and a torque of 50 Nm.


Specifications

Engine1.4L DITC (mild hybrid)
Power (kW)95 at 5500rpm (motor output: 10.0kW)
Torque (Nm)235 at 2000-3000 rpm (motor output: 50Nm)
TransmissionAuto Gear Shift (AGS)
Seating capacity5
Boot capacity (L)430
Dimensions (LxWxH)4300x1785x1585
Wheelbase2600

Features

The centre console features a large, multifunctional 9-inch HD display audio system that is compatible with Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™, and it provides driving support functions such as vehicle information and camera image display. For convenience, the car comes with features such as drive-mode select (ALLGRIP SELECT 4×4) ,dual-zone climate control, and heated front-seats, among others.

The new SUV boasts various safety features such as autonomous emergency braking, traffic-sign recognition, lane-departure prevention, adaptive cruise control with stop-and-go, 360 view camera, and rear cross-traffic alert.


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