The Japanese automaker's value-packed India-sourced model is in high demand in South Africa.
Launched in South Africa a little over two months ago, Suzuki Auto South Africa admits that it is struggling to keep up with demand for its bumped-up Fronx. We spoke to them about this 'problem'.Suzuki Auto South Africa continues to evolve its model line-up with value-for-money offerings in the hatchback and compact crossover segments. By doing so, Suzuki has earned a significant market share and become a frequent Top 5 best achiever in terms of monthly passenger car sales.
'We were able to secure around 1 500 units for the first three months of sales, and hope to keep the number as strong as possible. We are truly grateful for the overwhelming positive response from the market.”“Fronx has been an absolute hit in all markets where it is sold, with back order/waiting lists in numerous countries. The factory is working hard to keep up and trying to expand the production to accommodate the demand.
Suzuki Auto South Africa will been keen to sell as many Fronx models as possible ahead of the rumoured 2024 arrival of its Toyota-badged clone. As a reminder, Suzuki and Toyota currently enjoy a technology-sharing agreement that affords the latter access to Suzuki’s budget-friendly products, while in return Suzuki will begin to harness the new energy drivetrain technology that Toyota has within its arsenal.Browse thousands of new and used vehicles here with CARmag.
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