Suzuki S-Cross: SUV Details in depth

 Suzuki S-Cross: SUV Details in depth. This year, Suzuki has shared much of its future generation of the vehicle that leads the new trend of the manufacturer is the S-Cross. This is an SUV that is still in prototype form, but slowly gains confidence and we can see rolling through the streets in a near future. At last year's Paris Motor Show that took place a few days ago, they introduced the new Suzuki product with very sporty lines and a high level of elegance, which made it very attractive to any visitor of the fair that approached the manufacturer's stand.

The Suzuki S-Cross not only represents a significant shift from the Japanese, but also can make the trend in the future and revolutionize the segment of SUVs. It does not come to fight among SUVs that are thought to enjoy off-road, but takes a shape and characteristics to compete among crossovers references, like the Nissan Juke, which has become one of the most acclaimed vehicles in 2012 our territory.

The Suzuki S-Cross represents the best balance between good looks and low power consumption, with a good performance in the field of efficient propulsion. Suzuki has not revealed many number in the appearance of features and capabilities, but having looked at the Paris Motor Show this year, we can reach some first impressions.

Suzuki S-Cross

Aesthetics and dimensions
to sweep the crossover segment, any model should have relatively compact measures, not difficult maneuverability in urban areas. The new Suzuki S-Cross has an overall length of 4,310 mm, a width of 1,840 mm and a height of 1,600 mm. So, can compete with agile and compact SUVs that have conquered our cities.

Its sporty silhouette and futuristic can be somewhat misleading, as despite being up a prototype today, is not expected to take too long to get to international dealers. Its exterior is equipped with good elements that leverage the latest technology of the time, such as a roof that hides and emerges from the roof of the vehicle, when we want.

It is speculated that the model it replaces is the current Suzuki SX4, a small SUVs that is quite outdated and would be a good bet for the renewal of the general segment. We will have to continue keeping us waiting to see if Suzuki ends up giving new news about the date of the marketing of the new S-Cross. For now, it seems that this is a good product and brand in the Paris Salon has achieved a good success, being arguably the signature vehicle that has received more visits and photos and good impressions.

Other manufacturers are also thinking ahead, and Audi has in mind eg start Crossline Marketing Coupe, so the C-segment vehicles insured has a good future.