Off-Road-Ready Suzuki Super Carry Mountain Trail Concept To Debut At Tokyo Auto Salon 2024

30 December, 2023

By Jaiveer Mehra 2 mins read Published on December 30, 2023 Follow us on Super Carry concept previews a trail-ready derivative of the commercial pick-up Super Carry for Japan is a Kei Car measuring under 3.4 metres in length Japanese-spec pick-up gets the option of four-wheel-drive Aside from showcasing a concept based on the new fourth-gen Swift, Suzuki will also be showcasing a concepts based around its Super Carry pick-up sold in Japan. Not to be confused with the model sold in India, the Japanese Super Carry is a Kei Car measuring just 3,395 mm in length and powered by a 658 cc, three-cylinder petrol engine. The Super Carry familiar to Indian customers meanwhile measures 3,800 mm in length and uses a 1.2-litre four-cylinder petrol engine. The Indian pick-up also sits on a longer 2,110 mm wheelbase as compared to the Japanese pick-up’s 1,905 mm. Speaking of the concept, the Super Carry Mountain Trail has been described as a “model that combines strength and design to allow for tough off-road riding,” and targeted at “active adults to enjoy the mountains.” To that extent, the model gets a substantial hardware upgrade when it comes to looks. Unlike the standard model, the Mountain Trail features an external roll cage with a built-in roof rack, roof-mounted auxiliary lights, smoked light clusters, a blacked-out mesh finished grille and a notable bash late under the front bumper to protect critical components. The doors too have been replaced by tubular frame units while much of the glasshouse has been replaced by metal mesh. The rear load bed too has been replaced by a custom unit featuring a rack housing the spare wheel along with other equipment. Moving to the interior, while not everything is visible the concept does feature sports seats with racing harnesses to hold occupants in place. Coming to the powerplant, the 658 cc mill pushes out a 49.6 bhp and 59 Nm of torque. In the production pick-up, the unit is paired with either a 5-speed manual or 4-speed automatic gearbox with both getting the option of four-wheel drive. 53,000 km Diesel Manual 35,000 km Petrol Manual 46,630 km Petrol Automatic 17,459 km Petrol Manual 72,000 km Petrol Manual 85,500 km Diesel Automatic 73,810 km Petrol Manual 72,000 km Petrol Automatic 36,800 km Petrol Manual 65,400 km Diesel Automatic

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