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Home » Business » Suzuki Launches 3 New Car Models in Kenya, Prices Start from KSh 1.91 Million

Suzuki Launches 3 New Car Models in Kenya, Prices Start from KSh 1.91 Million

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National Transport and Safety Authority, Director General - Nashon Kondiwa together with CFAO Mobility Kenya Managing Director Arvinder Reel during the unveiling of the new Suzuki Models Super Carry, Eeco and Across which are designed to provide Kenyans with affordable, fuel-efficient, and accessible mobility solutions

National Transport and Safety Authority, Director General - Nashon Kondiwa together with CFAO Mobility Kenya Managing Director Arvinder Reel during the unveiling of the new Suzuki Models Super Carry, Eeco and Across which are designed to provide Kenyans with affordable, fuel-efficient, and accessible mobility solutions

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Key points

  • Suzuki by CFAO Mobility Kenya has unveiled three new models: Super Carry, Eeco and Across.
  • The vehicles target families, first-time car buyers, small businesses and logistics operators.
  • CFAO Mobility Kenya said the models are designed to offer affordability, fuel efficiency and reliability.
  • The Suzuki Super Carry will retail at KSh 1.91 million, Eeco at KSh 2.08 million and Across at KSh 4.55 million.

Suzuki by CFAO Mobility Kenya has launched three new vehicle models as it seeks to offer Kenyans more affordable, fuel-efficient and practical mobility options.

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The company unveiled the Suzuki Super Carry, Suzuki Eeco and Suzuki Across, saying the models are designed to support individuals, families and small businesses looking for reliable and cost-effective vehicles.

Speaking during the launch, CFAO Mobility Kenya Managing Director Arvinder Reel said the Kenyan market is increasingly driven by value, with buyers looking beyond the initial purchase price.

Reel noted that more customers are now considering factors such as fuel consumption, reliability, maintenance costs and long-term affordability before buying a vehicle.

“Kenya’s automotive market is increasingly value-driven, with buyers being cost-conscious and seeking vehicles that offer better value, are reliable, practical, and cost-efficient over time,” Reel said.

He added that the new Suzuki models are meant to make vehicle ownership more attainable, especially for cost-conscious consumers and first-time buyers.

“The Suzuki models are designed to make car ownership more attainable, with the models reflecting the brand’s strong commitment to cost-conscious consumers and first-time buyers,” he added.

Suzuki Super Carry targets small businesses

The Suzuki Super Carry is a light-duty pickup designed for small businesses, traders and last-mile delivery operators.

The vehicle comes with a 30-litre fuel tank, a large cargo deck and a payload capacity of up to 730kg.

It also has a high-strength steel chassis, which the company said enhances safety and durability for commercial users.

The two-seat single-cab pickup is built for daily business operations, especially in urban areas where traders need a compact vehicle that can move easily through traffic and congested spaces.

Suzuki Eeco designed for families and businesses

The Suzuki Eeco is a multi-purpose van that can be used for both family and business needs.

It has a spacious interior and can accommodate up to seven passengers, making it suitable for passenger transport, family use, deliveries and small business operations.

The Eeco has a payload capacity of 615kg and a fuel tank capacity of up to 32 litres.

CFAO Mobility Kenya said the model is designed for buyers looking for a dependable vehicle with low maintenance costs and affordable ownership.

Suzuki Across joins SUV market

The Suzuki Across is an SUV built for customers looking for performance, comfort and versatility.

The vehicle comes with all-wheel-drive capability, making it suitable for both city driving and off-road conditions.

It has a spacious five-seat cabin, a 45-litre fuel tank and a 1.5-litre engine designed for daily commutes and long-distance travel.

The SUV also comes with several safety features, including six airbags, Anti-lock Braking System, Dual Sensor Brake Support and hill assist.

How much do the new Suzuki models cost in Kenya?

The Suzuki Super Carry will retail at KSh 1,910,000, while the Suzuki Eeco will sell at KSh 2,080,000.

The Suzuki Across will retail at KSh 4,550,000.

CFAO Mobility Kenya said customers who buy the new models will be supported through its aftersales and service network, which includes more than 43 branches, dealerships and authorised service centres across the country.

The company said the wide service network is expected to give customers easier access to maintenance and aftersales support.

With the launch, Suzuki by CFAO Mobility Kenya is positioning the three models as practical vehicles for Kenyans seeking affordable, reliable and efficient transport solutions.

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