2019 Suzuki Alto

The Suzuki Alto (ALTO) is a traditional light vehicle that has been around since its first model was released in 1979. The engine has an improved compression ratio and an EGR system (except for the F 5MT and VP), and the intake and exhaust systems have been newly designed to improve low and medium speed power performance and greatly improve fuel efficiency. The lineup includes a passenger sedan type with a 5-number registration and a commercial van with a 4-number registration. The grades are the "F" and "F (vehicles equipped with Suzuki Safety Support)" equipped with a 5MT and an Auto Gear Shift (AGS) that uses an electrohydraulic actuator that automates shifting operations, the "L" and "L (vehicles equipped with Suzuki Safety Support)" equipped with status information lamps and colored door handles, the "S" equipped with an electrically retractable remote control door mirror, the "X" equipped with a keyless push start system, and the commercial vehicles "VP" and "VP (vehicles equipped with Radar Brake Support)", each of which is available in 2WD and 4WD. This time, the new car has adopted the Dual Sensor Brake Support collision damage mitigation brake system that can detect vehicles and pedestrians ahead, as well as the Reverse Brake Support collision damage mitigation brake system when reversing, lane departure warning function, high beam assist, and other features, enhancing the functions of Suzuki's preventive safety technology, Suzuki Safety Support. The interior is finished in a calming atmosphere, with the seat upholstery color navy and the instrument panel and door trim garnish color greige. Discharge headlamps are also available as a manufacturer option.