Suzuki Malaysia Automobile introduced the refreshed Suzuki SX4 this evening. The “Sport Crossover” gets a minor facelift that incorporates a new front grille with chrome effect, new front bumper and new 16-inch alloy wheels in a five double spoke design.
Inside, the SUV styled hatchback comes with “dark chrome” finish on the centre console and new fabric for the seats and door cards. There’s also a new “brake override” safety feature. In the case of a stuck gas pedal (both accelerator and brake pedals pressed at the same time), priority is given to the brake pedal and the car will stop. It’s rather unusual to highlight such a function, though.
No mechanical changes, so the 1,205 kg SX4 continues with the M16A engine with 110 PS and 150 Nm of torque at 3,800 rpm. The 1.6L VVT unit is paired to a four-speed automatic gearbox. In the safety department, dual airbags, ABS, EBD and Brake Assist are standard.
In terms of kit, you’ll get a factory CD/MP3 player with steering buttons and AUX-in, eight speakers, auto retractable side mirrors with indicators, 60:40 split folding rear seats, roof rails, fog lamps and a leather wrapped steering.
Available in five colours – Sunlight Copper (featured), Snow White, Star Silver, Super Black and Mineral Gray – the CBU import from Japan is priced at RM91,888 on-the-road with insurance, a slight increase from the previous RM90,001.50. There’s also a leather plus tinting Premier package for an additional RM5,000.
Looking to sell your car? Sell it with Carro.
SHAMSUL YAHAYA
on 
Badut Rempit
on 
lokpi
on 
SuzukiFans
on 
theanswer
on 
hway de Cruz
on 
CKK
on 
Saad
on 
dd
on 
Tiguan
on 
Malcolm Lim
on 
Chris
on 
bugger
on 
Merc=Real Euro
on 
R.K.
on 
nabill
on 
Black Dog
on 
Kent
on 
Danny Tan (Member)
on 
ekcheah
on 
Kacau Daun
on 
snug
on 
Dp
on 
ben
on 
Redwings
on 
drMpower
on 
notetablet
on 
Yuzdi
on 
tiadaid
on 
tiger760li
on 
Kenny Clarkson
on 
azizcheah
on 
Manfurb
on 
esp
on 
momocultus
on 
seriousdude
on 
goguncas71
on 
ss427
on 
zidane
on 
slick shifts
on 
308
on 
pedick castot
on 
kambeng
on 
tunguuu
on 
Rachel
on 
KL
on 
everlast
on 
Dayalan
on 
Rashid
on 
AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments indicate that the Suzuki SX4 facelift is viewed as dull and outdated, with many critics disappointed that it hasn't received significant improvements like keyless start or auto climate control. Price concerns are common, with some perceiving the car as overpriced for its features and outdated powertrain. The marketing strategy is also mentioned as a factor hindering sales, and there is interest in bringing in newer models such as the Swift or Jimny. Some comments highlight that the vehicle's design is bland but practical, with acknowledgment of its decent handling and off-road capability. Overall, the sentiments lean toward disappointment with the design, features, and value, alongside a desire for Suzuki to introduce more competitive or innovative models.