Suzuki has given its Every kei van a light facelift for the new model year, updating the front bumper and grille while adding more technology and safety features.
The base PA trim starts at ¥1,343,100 ($8,400) in Japan, equipped with a five-speed manual gearbox and manual crank windows to keep costs low and reliability high.
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Exterior Updates and Trim Levels
The visual changes are concentrated at the front, with a redesigned bumper and a thicker grille that soften the utilitarian look.
The Join trim adds a chrome insert above the grille for a more polished appearance.
The Every Wagon gets darkened headlights, a more aggressive bodykit, larger grille, sharper bumper intakes, deeper side skirts, and a roof spoiler.
Alloy wheels replace steelies, and retractable side steps are optional.
The J Limited flagship trim features a glossy black front bumper to match the hubcaps, mirrors, pillars, door handles, and Suzuki badges.
It retains outdoorsy decals and exclusive paint choices, along with an accessory catalog for camping.
Interior and Technology Upgrades
Inside, an all-black theme helps hide stains. Analogue dials are replaced by a digital instrument cluster, now standard across the range.
An optional 9-inch infotainment display includes built-in navigation, a 360-degree camera, and a heated steering wheel.
Safety improvements include the Dual Sensor Brake Support II system with upgraded radar and monocular camera.
The ADAS suite also features Adaptive Cruise Control, Active Lane-Departure Prevention, and parking sensors.
