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Tokyo 2009 Preview: Suzuki to show off three fuel cell concepts

In addition to the plug-in series hybrid version of the Swift subcompact hatchback that Suzuki will display at the upcoming Tokyo Motor Show, the Japanese company will also be bringing along three separate concepts powered by fuel cells. First up is the SX4-FCV, which uses an 80 kW hydrogen fuel cell stack supplied by longtime partner GM that is paired with a Suzuki-designed hydrogen storage tank that compresses the gas at 10,000 psi. A lightweight capacitor reportedly takes the place of the more common battery pack and helps smooth out ... Read more →

2010 Suzuki SX4 SportBack takes more to the streets, less to the fields Chris Paukert

We've praised Suzuki's SX4 Crossover in these pages before. With its quasi-softroader abilities, surprisingly direct steering, segment-exclusive all-wheel drive and generous equipment levels, the ...

Frankfurt preview: Suzuki lineup features more powerful, cleaner diesels, more Sebastian Blanco

While Suzuki readies its first gasoline-electric car – the Kizashi hybrid – for 2011, it's got some green vehicles on tap to show us in Frankfurt next month, including four that emit ...

Paris Preview: Suzuki to unveil the new Alto Xavier Navarro

Click above for high resolution images We knew it as a concept already but now we get the official pictures. Meet the Alto, Suzuki's smallest model outside Japan. The Alto will be formally introduced ...

Suzuki cleared to test SX4-FCV in Japan Alex Nunez

Click image to enlarge The new Subaru Stella plug-in isn't the only Japanese green car making its debut next month at the G8 conference in Hokkaido. Suzuki's in the game as well with a new hydrogen ...

For Suzuki, small size and fuel efficiency play role in expansion 3 years ago on Autoblog Green

As posted by sibling Autoblog, Suzuki plans to expand its operations world-wide to meet the demand for its smaller vehicles, the bulk being the fuel-efficient Swift compact (pictured) and SX4 Grand Vitara. The automaker, the fourth largest in Japan (after Toyota, Nissan, and Honda) will be ...

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