2022 Suzuki S-Cross Introduced: Here Are Its Features

Japanese automotive manufacturer Suzuki, which is also actively on sale in Turkey S-Cross updated the model. The company’s popular SUV model now has a more elegant appearance and, with the work done, with new generation technologies equipped condition. If you wish, let’s take a closer look at what the 2022 model Suzuki S-Cross has to offer.

Suzuki’s 2022 model SUV is much larger than before a rigid grill design it comes with. The LED headlight design integrated with this grille added a pleasant atmosphere to the vehicle. The renewed headlight design shows itself easily at the rear. Renewed design of the vehicle, much more confident reveals that we are dealing with an S-Cross.

Here’s what the 2022 Suzuki S-Cross looks like

When we look at the interior of the vehicle, we see traditional traces. in the center console 9 inch size While the multimedia screen offers Apple Car and Android Auto support, unfortunately we cannot see ghost screen technology on the instrument panel. keyless entryDetails such as leather-wrapped seats and dual-zone climate control appear in Suzuki’s 2022 model SUV.

Suzuki’s renewed SUV model, equipment It offers impressive details in terms of features. in this vehicle traffic sign recognitionThere are features such as autonomous emergency braking, blind spot monitoring, lane tracking system, stop-go cruise control, parking sensors and 360-degree camera.

Under the hood of the Suzuki S-Cross, 127 hp It has a 1.4-liter DITC gasoline engine with a power of 235 Nm and a torque value of 235 Nm. This engine offers a 48-volt mild hybrid system. The 2022 model Suzuki S-Cross, which can be purchased with manual or automatic transmission, is user-controlled. all-wheel drive offers the opportunity.

The Suzuki S-Cross, which will be released in 2022, is the company’s On the website in Turkey also shared. Even the company; It has also started to gather forms so that consumers who wish can test this renewed SUV. However, the price of the vehicle is currently uncertain. It is expected that this uncertainty will be resolved in the near future.