Suzuki Upgrades Landy MPV with Hybrid Power and 8-Seat Option

Suzuki has launched an upgraded version of its Landy MPV in Japan, a model developed in cooperation with Toyota and based on the Toyota Noah. The significant enhancements include the adoption of a 1.8-liter hybrid powertrain across the entire lineup and the introduction of a new 8-seater configuration.

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Suzuki Landy is a twin model to Toyota Noah.

The new hybrid system offers impressive fuel efficiency, with the 2WD models achieving up to 23.6 kilometers per liter and the 4WD models reaching 21.9 kilometers per liter. This upgrade aims to provide a more environmentally friendly and economical driving experience. The Landy now offers a choice between existing 2WD and 4WD 7-seater models, alongside the newly added 2WD 8-seater variant, catering to families and groups needing more passenger capacity.

Inside, the Landy features a spacious cabin with versatile seating arrangements and convenient features like an inductive electric sliding door. The central infotainment screen has been upgraded to 7 inches. For the 4WD models, a new SNOW EXTRA driving mode has been added to improve control and stability in snowy conditions. The vehicle also incorporates advanced safety systems, including Pre-Collision System (PCS), Lane Tracing Assist (LTA), Lane Departure Alert (LDA), and Automatic High Beam (AHB).

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Suzuki Landy is a twin model to Toyota Noah.

The interior prioritizes practicality with ample storage solutions, including cup holders, hooks, and storage compartments. A fold-out table on the first-row rear seats provides a convenient surface for snacks, drinks, or even as a small workspace. The Landy starts at 3,845,600 Japanese yen (approximately 760,000 New Taiwan dollars).

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The entire Landy series is hybrid.