Suzuki launches a limited edition for the Vitara and S-Cross, expanding their standard equipment

Suzuki has always been a brand recognised for its good craftsmanship, as well as the reliability and robustness of its engines. A good example of this is its representative SUVs such as the Vitara and the S-Cross, two models that in 2024 received an update that significantly improved their three equipment levels, especially in terms of safety.

Precisely, their trim levels once again take centre stage for both models, but this time due to the launch of a limited edition that adds more “extras” for an added value of 2,000 euros over the base price of the S3 trim, which is the highest trim that can be specified for both the Vitara and the S-Cross.

Suzuki Vitara Limited Edition

The Suzuki Vitara Limited Edition can be specified in the Blue Grey Metallic, Sabana Ivory Metallic or Pearl Sphere Blue body colours, always combined with a roof in Pearl Cosmic Black Metallic, colours that are paired with other body elements painted in black, such as the wheels, door handles and front grille. Inside, details such as orange stitching are added as contrast on the steering wheel, door panels and gear lever.

In terms of equipment, as I mentioned earlier, the S3 trim is used as the base, including as standard equipment items such as the following:

• 17-inch wheels
• Electric tailgate opening
• LED headlights
• Rain and light sensor
• Tinted rear windows
• Roof bars
• Folding, electrically adjustable and heated exterior mirrors
• Electrochromic interior mirror
• 4.2-inch LCD instrument panel
• Air conditioning
• 9-inch touchscreen infotainment system
• Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
• Navigation
• Heated front seats
• Centre armrest
• USB ports
• 12 V socket
• Tyre pressure indicator
• Adaptive cruise control
• DSBS II driving systems and assistance package
• Hill hold control
• Brake assist
• Front and rear parking sensors
• Suzuki Connect

Suzuki S-Cross Limited Edition

Regarding the Suzuki S-Cross Limited Edition, body colours available will be Pearl Sphere Blue, Mineral Grey Metallic and, for the first time on this model thanks to this edition, Sabana Ivory Metallic. Most of the exterior chrome elements are also replaced with black, and inside, the contrast stitching becomes orange.

The Suzuki S-Cross Limited Edition also uses the top-of-the-range S3 trim as its base, which includes as standard equipment items such as the following:

• 17-inch wheels
• Panoramic sunroof
• Electric tailgate opening
• Roof bars
• LED headlights
• Rain and light sensor
• Tinted rear windows
• Folding, electrically adjustable and heated exterior mirrors
• Electrochromic interior mirror
• 4.2-inch LCD instrument panel
• Air conditioning
• 9-inch touchscreen infotainment system
• Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
• Navigation
• Centre armrest
• USB ports
• 12 V socket
• DSBS II driving systems and assistance package
• Front and rear parking sensors
• 360º camera
• Hill hold control
• Brake assist
• Suzuki Connect

Engine and prices

Both the Suzuki Vitara and the S-Cross in their Limited Edition will be available with the mild-hybrid engine, which includes the 1.4-litre Boosterjet unit, delivering 110 CV of power and 235 Nm of torque in both models, managed through a six-speed manual or automatic gearbox. Suzuki will allow Vitara buyers to choose it in the 2WD or AllGrip Select all-wheel-drive versions.

Suzuki is already receiving orders for the Vitara and S-Cross Limited Editions, with prices starting from €29,277 and €33,886 respectively.

Technical specifications of the cars in this article

Off-RoadSuzuki Vitara11 versions · from 27,925 €

CrossoverSuzuki S-Cross10 versions · from 32,027 €