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    Suzuki Unveils Three New Models Targeting Small Businesses and Families in Kenya

    Oki Bin OkiBy Oki Bin OkiJune 26, 2026No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Suzuki Unveils Three New Models Targeting Small Businesses and Families in Kenya
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    Suzuki by CFAO Mobility Kenya unveiled three new vehicle models aimed at providing affordable, fuel-efficient and accessible mobility solutions for Kenyan consumers and businesses.

    The newly launched models — the Suzuki Super Carry, Suzuki Eeco and Suzuki Across — are designed to address the growing demand for cost-effective transportation options while supporting economic growth through enhanced mobility.

    Speaking during the launch, CFAO Mobility Kenya Managing Director Arvinder Reel said the Kenyan automotive market is increasingly driven by value-conscious consumers seeking reliability, practicality and lower ownership costs.

    “Kenya’s automotive market is increasingly value-driven, with buyers being cost-conscious and seeking vehicles that offer better value, are reliable, practical and cost-efficient over time. The Suzuki models are designed to make car ownership more attainable, reflecting the brand’s strong commitment to cost-conscious consumers and first-time buyers,” said Reel.

    He noted that the company remains committed to promoting inclusive mobility solutions by prioritising safety, reliability and accessibility.

    The Suzuki Super Carry has been introduced as a light-duty pickup truck targeting small businesses and last-mile logistics operators. The vehicle features a payload capacity of up to 730 kilogrammes, a 30-litre fuel tank and a large cargo deck designed for transporting goods and equipment. It also comes with a high-strength steel chassis and a two-seat single-cab configuration tailored for commercial operations.

    For families and entrepreneurs, Suzuki unveiled the Eeco, a multi-purpose van capable of carrying up to seven passengers. The model is also suitable for goods transportation and small business operations, with a payload capacity of 615 kilogrammes. The van features a 32-litre fuel tank and is designed to offer low maintenance costs, durability and fuel efficiency.

    The company also introduced the Suzuki Across, a sport utility vehicle (SUV) built for both urban driving and off-road conditions. The five-seater vehicle is powered by a 1.5-litre engine and comes equipped with all-wheel-drive capability, a 45-litre fuel tank and a range of advanced safety features.

    Among its safety enhancements are six airbags, an anti-lock braking system (ABS), dual sensor brake support and hill assist technology.

    According to CFAO Mobility Kenya, the new Suzuki range will be supported by the company’s nationwide aftersales network comprising more than 43 branches, dealerships and authorised service centres.

    The company says the extensive service network is intended to provide customers with convenient maintenance support and enhance confidence in vehicle ownership.

    The launch comes as automotive dealers increasingly focus on offering affordable and efficient vehicles to meet the needs of Kenya’s growing population of small business owners, first-time buyers and families seeking dependable transportation solutions.

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