Suzuki has refreshed its Every kei van for the 2026 model year, bringing a new face, more technology, and enhanced safety features.
The entry-level PA trim starts at ¥1,343,100 (about $8,400) with a five-speed manual gearbox and rear-wheel drive.
The updated Every is available in standard van, Wagon, and adventure-oriented J Limited trims.
The base models get a redesigned bumper and a thicker grille, while the Join trim adds a chrome insert above the grille.
The Every Wagon stands out with darkened headlights, a sportier body kit, alloy wheels, and optional retractable side steps.
J Limited and Interior Upgrades
The J Limited flagship features a glossy black front bumper, matching hubcaps, mirrors, and emblems, along with outdoorsy decals and camping-friendly accessories.
Inside, the cabin adopts an all-black theme with a standard digital instrument cluster.
An optional 9-inch infotainment system with navigation, a 360-degree camera, and a heated steering wheel are available.
Suzuki has improved safety with the Dual Sensor Brake Support II system, which includes upgraded radar and monocular cameras.
The ADAS suite now offers Adaptive Cruise Control, Active Lane-Departure Prevention, and parking sensors. A specialized damping mastic sealer between roof panels reduces booming noise and vibrations.
The kei van remains available in two-seater and four-seater configurations with flat-folding rear seats. The cargo area gains standard LED lighting.
Suzuki says the 3,395 mm (133.7 inches) long van can carry 40 standard Japanese beer cases or two child seats plus a pair of strollers.
The base PA trim retains manual crank windows for cost savings and fleet reliability.
Powertrain and Pricing
The Every is powered by a mid-mounted 660cc three-cylinder engine.
The naturally aspirated version produces 48 hp (36 kW) and can be paired with a five-speed manual or a CVT.
The turbocharged variant delivers 63 hp (47 kW) and is available only with the CVT. Buyers can choose between RWD and part-time 4WD.
Pricing starts at $8,400 for the base PA RWD manual. The cheapest 4WD is $9,300, and the most affordable turbo model is $11,200.
The J Limited turbo 4WD costs $13,400, while the top-spec Every Wagon PZ Turbo Special with a high roof reaches $14,200.
The fully electric e-Every, a rebadged Daihatsu e-Hijet Cargo, starts at $19,800.
The Suzuki Every shares its platform with the Nissan Clipper Van, Mitsubishi Minicab Van, and Mazda Scrum Van, which received similar updates.
Rivals include the Daihatsu Hijet Cargo, Toyota Pixis Van, and Subaru Sambar Van.
