Suzuki Alto: The iconic Alto returns and is more elegant than ever. Suzuki has unveiled the 2025 Alto facelift officially in the Japanese market with a great blend of technology, design, and fuel efficiency. The vehicle has a hybrid engine in its engine bay and includes a number of intelligent upgrades, making this iteration target a new, green-conscious demographic.
Design with a Stylish Twist
Suzuki has made significant improvements to the exterior of the Alto. A new front grille, which houses a radar module, suggests there is high-tech safety equipment on board. The bumpers are both rounder and more streamlined, making the car look even more contemporary. Japanese buyers also have dual-tone colour choices available, such as a striking terracotta pink body colour with a soft beige roof.
Big Leap in Technology
The 2025 Alto is wiser than before, packed with cutting-edge technology features targeted at safety as well as convenience. It has Dual Sensor Brake Support II, which assists automatic emergency braking. Lane departure assist, rear parking sensors, and low-speed braking support are now standard features, making urban driving safer and simpler.
Enhanced Cabin Experience
Step inside and the evolution continues. The most obvious upgrade is a new 7-inch touchscreen infotainment system, which has Suzuki Connect telematics. The rest of the interior retains its clean and intuitive design. A dashboard-mounted gear lever, power windows, climate control, and several cup holders keep things comfortable and functional.
Powertrain and Performance Options
Two engine options are provided by Suzuki in the new Alto. The first one is a 0.65-litre naturally aspirated petrol motor giving 45 bhp and 55 Nm of torque. It is equipped with CVT and AWD as an optional feature, specifically designed for economic city drive. The second option is a mild-hybrid 0.65-litre petrol motor giving 48 bhp and 58 Nm of torque. This hybrid model provides a whopping mileage of 28.2 km/l, with CVT and AWD as additional options.
Will It Be Launched in India?
There’s no word yet from Suzuki on if the 2025 Suzuki Alto will be launched in Indian streets. The Alto has been marketed in Japan as a kei car and as an economical family car in India. But its sleek new design, fuel economy, and high-end feature set point to what the future might hold for Indian versions of the Alto.