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Suzuki Ignis Red&White: The new limited edition with generous equipment from the small Japanese model
The Ignis range has just been expanded with this limited edition of only 100 units, featuring a very appealing look and generous exterior and interior equipment

The second generation of the Suzuki Ignis arrived on our market in 2017. Later, in 2020, the versatile Japanese SUV received a slight facelift to update the model and make it more competitive against its rivals.
Now, Suzuki has just introduced a new special edition called Red&White, which, in addition to a distinctive design that makes it easy to identify, stands out as a very interesting option thanks to its value for money. Its major selling point is its exclusivity, as only 100 units of this version will be produced.
Two options – which one do you prefer?
The Japanese brand offers two configuration options for this new version. The first features Pearl White paintwork with red accents on the grille, mirror caps, C-pillar air intakes, alloy wheels and interior, which includes a red centre console tunnel.

The other option is finished in an eye-catching Fervent Red colour, where, instead of the red accents of the first version, the details are replaced with white.
As we mentioned earlier, one of the strengths of the new Ignis Red&White is its generous equipment, which includes 16-inch alloy wheels, roof rails, LED headlights, automatic lights, electrically adjustable and heated mirrors, tinted glass, a height-adjustable multifunction steering wheel, front electric windows, heated front seats with height adjustment, cloth upholstery, multiple airbags, Start&Stop system, brake assist, hill hold and hill descent control and tyre pressure monitoring, among others.

Engine and prices
In terms of engines, this new version is only offered with the 1.2-litre Dualjet K12D four-cylinder petrol engine, which produces 83 CV and 107 Nm of torque, sent to a five-speed manual gearbox. In addition, the Ignis features a light hybrid system that helps reduce consumption and qualifies for the ECO environmental label from the DGT.
Suzuki also offers the option of AllGrip four-wheel drive, which places it in a very advantageous position compared with its rivals. Best of all, all of this can be purchased from an attractive starting price of €14,525 for the front-wheel-drive version, and from €16,015 for the 4×4.

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