Suzuki Jimny Survive and Jinmy Pickup Style Concepts Unveiled
Both concepts made their world debut at the 2019 Tokyo Auto Salon.
Suzuki Jimny Survive and Suzuki Jinmy Sierra Pickup Style concepts made their global debut at the 2019 Tokyo Auto Salon. The off-road concepts are based on the new Jimny SUV and feature retro classic styling. As of now, there is no clarity whether the concepts will make it to production or not.
Talking about the Suzuki Jimny Survive, the concept is a heavily accessoriszed model with black finish and metal plates on all four corners. There is a winch mounted on the front bumper. It also gets headlamp covers, roll-cages bolted on the outside. It stands on a high ground clearance and features custom wheels with off-road tyres. Read – New Suzuki Jimny Scores 3 Stars In Euro NCAP Crash Test
Suzuki Jimny Survive Concept Pictures
Design bits such as underpinnings from flying rocks, front bumper with a metal plate for engine protection and knobby off-road tyres add more to its macho looks. Painted in new matt shade, the concept also features a metal roof box. Read – New Suzuki Jimny Sierra To Share Petrol Engine With New Ciaz
The Suzuki Jimny Sierra concept, on the other hand, adorns a new honeycomb, body-coloured grille, steel bumpers with tow-hooks, high-mounted LED spotlights. Other design highlights include LED spot lights, silver skid plates, roll hoop, white finished roof, black lower body cladding, steel wheels and off-road tyres. It has super compact load bay that’s good enough for hauling luggage. Read – 2019 Suzuki Vitara SUV Revealed With New Engines and More Features
Suzuki Jimny Sierra Concept Pictures
Similar to the regular models, the Suzuki Jimny Survive concepts comes fitted with a 63bhp, turbocharged, three-cylinder petrol engine and the Suzuki Jimny Sierra gets a 1.5L petrol motor.
Rumour has it that the Suzuki Jimny SUV might make its way to the Indian market. If launched, it will replace the aging Gypsy. The new Jinny is already on sale in global markets and doing really well for the carmaker.
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