The Japanese brand will have a fully electrified model range in 2030 and announces an electric Suzuki Jimny for Europe.
Suzuki has announced its electrified strategy for 2030 for several markets and there is good news for lovers of off-road cars: there will be a fully electric Suzuki Jimny and it will arrive in Europe.
The Japanese brand is going to invest around 14,000 million euros among all its divisions (cars, motorcycles, ATVs and boats).
With regard to the automobile division, the highlight is the production of an electric variant of the Suzuki Jimny for Europe, a model that stopped being sold in the old continent a few years ago, due to anti-pollution regulations.
The Suzuki Jimny can now be converted into a camper
There will be a fully electric Suzuki Jimny and it will arrive in Europe
The future electric Jimny will respect the classic design of the model, but will add some more modern elements, such as an illuminated grille or a new LED light signature in the headlights.
Likewise, it is also expected to maintain the ladder frame architecture. In addition to the electric version, Suzuki is also planning a light hybrid variant.
In addition to the electric Suzuki Jimny, other models appear in the image that we show you, specifically, an SUV that could be the Suzuki Fronx. This model was presented earlier this month in India, but it seems that an electric version could arrive in Europe.
Suzuki electric future
There are two other models with an SUV body planned to land in Europe in the coming years. One is completely unknown and could be the next generation of the Suzuki Vitara. The second is a production version of the Suzuki eVX. Finally, there is also a smaller utility than the current Ignis.
With these three models, plus the Jimny and Fronx, Suzuki will put five electric cars on the European market. The first is scheduled to arrive in 2024, while the eVX will be ready by 2025.
The Japanese firm wants 80% of its European range to be electric by 2030 and the remaining 20% to be hybrid. That is, it would have a fully electrified product line.
