Design, comfort and convenience
The new Suzuki Alto has a sporty, solid look that exudes urban energy despite the compact dimensions of the body. The design is elegant and beautiful thanks to aerodynamically efficient contours that combine tautness with evocative curviness. It is ideally suited to European tastes and with a drag coefficient of just 0.30 promotes fuel efficiency and low CO2 emissions.
The use of sharing space more space for the front seats, but still offers plenty of space for four adults. Compartment for small items conveniently located inside the cab. Notwithstanding the new Alto, compact exterior dimensions, there is a useful amount of luggage behind the rear seats and folding rear seat backrest is expanding space, a spacious luggage compartment is suitable for everyday use.
Performance and environmental compatibility
The new Suzuki Alto is powered by a three-cylinder 1.0 liter gasoline has successfully launched as an engine of the Suzuki Splash. This unit is lightweight and compact with low friction properties. Maximum power output is 68PS (50kW) with maximum torque of 90 nm. Fuel consumption is low at 62.7 mpg combined cycle and CO2 emissions are just 103g/km. The standard transmission is a five-speed manual transmission and a four-speed automatic transmission (uncommon among one-liter cars) with gate-type shifter is available.
Suspension
The front suspension is MacPherson strut and the great, under suspension with high rigidity is added to capacity in the areas of leg assembly for superior handling. The rear suspension has Suzuki proprietary 3-link rigid axle design, and contains many improvements for the new car. The coil springs and dampers were tuned for optimum handling stability through extensive testing on roads in Europe.
Suzuki targeted handling that makes driving enjoyable on urban roads, so drivers enjoy linear response, gentle roll movements, light steering feel, and good absorption of shock and vibration. These benefits reflect the experience Suzuki has gained in motorsport around the world.
The new Suzuki Alto has a minimum turning radius of only 4.5 million, it is easy to maneuver and park in tight spaces.
Security
To help the driver avoid hazards on the road, the new Suzuki Alto is available with Electronic Stability Program (ESP ®), which modulates the engine performance and applies the brakes during cornering and accelerators.
In an unfortunate incident, the new Suzuki Alto's body reflects Suzuki's Total effective control technology (in particular, to protect) the concept in the form of a deformable structure to absorb impact energy, the elements that disperse the energy of the frame shock away from passengers and a strong cabin structure. Using a high-quality steel for most of the body means the resulting high level of occupant safety does not add body weight.
SRS front airbags, side and curtain are available to reduce the severity of impacts suffered by occupants in a collision. Energy-absorbing trim materials protect the head more.
Specifications
Engine: 1.0L diesel
Drive System: 2WD
Transmission: 5MT/4AT
Steering: LHD / RHD
Number of doors: 5
DIMENSIONS
Overall length: 3,500 mm
Overall width: 1600 mm
Overall height: 1470 mm
Wheelbase: 2360 mm
Footprint
Front: 1405 mm
Rear: 1400 mm
CAPACITY
Seats: 4
Capacity
Max. Volume: 774 L
Rear seat backs folded (VDA method): 367 L
The rear seat is raised (VDA method): 129 l
Fuel tank capacity: 35 l
ENGINE
Type: K10B
Number of cylinders: 3
Number of valves: 12
Displacement: 996 cm3
Bore and stroke: 73.0 x 79.4 mm
Compression ratio: 11.0
Maximum output: 68PS (50 kW) @ 6000 rpm
Maximum torque: 90 Nm @ 4800 rpm
Fuel distribution: Multipoint injection
PERFORMANCE
Maximum speed: 155 kmh
0-100 km / h: 14 s
Fuel consumption (combined): 4.5 l/100km
CO2 emissions (combined): 103 g / km
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