Suzuki eVitara ‘not affected’ by integrated display system issue, local distributor assures buyers

MANILA: Suzuki Philippines Incorporated (SPH) assured buyers that the eVitara units sold in the country are not affected by the integrated display system issue.

The Japanese automaker’s local distributor gave the assurance after Zigwheels Philippines reached out for clarification following Toyota Motor Philippines’ recall of the eVitara’s twin, the Toyota Urban Cruiser. 

Notably, both models are manufactured by Suzuki’s arm in India.

“The Suzuki eVitara units being sold in the Philippines are not affected by the issue with the integrated display system. Any similar concerns involving the batch of units being retailed in the country, should they have arisen prior to their arrival in the Philippines, have already been addressed,” SPH told Zigwheels Philippines.

“Customers need not be concerned about the possibility of a recall affecting the aforementioned batch of units,” it added. 

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Suzuki eVitara in PH 

Suzuki’s first foray into the fully electric vehicle segment, the eVitara made its local debut at the 10th Philippine International Motor Show. Since its introduction, the battery-electric vehicle has been priced at P2.02 million.

Here are some key details about the Suzuki eVitara sold in the Philippines. 

The eVitara’s cabin features an integrated dual-display setup, including a 10.1-inch touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity, a six-speaker Infinity sound system, a double-decker floating center console with a rotary shift knob, a sporty two-spoke steering wheel, and three-tone leatherette seats.

The Suzuki Safety Support suite is also available, alongside a range of active and passive safety features, including seven airbags, all-wheel disc brakes, an electronic parking brake with a brake-hold function, and Dual Sensor Brake Support II. 

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