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Suzuki S-Presso 2021 is a 5 Seater Hatchback available at a price of ₱523,000 in the Philippines. It is available in 4 colors, 1 variants, 1 engine, and 1 transmissions option: Manual in the Philippines. It has a ground clearance of 180 mm and dimensions is 3565 mm L x 1520 mm W x 1565 mm H. Over 11 users have reviewed S-Presso on basis of Features, Mileage, seating comfort, and engine performance. The lowest monthly installment starts from ₱32000 (for 60 months). S-Presso top competitors are Wigo, Picanto, Celerio and Brio.
| Engine | 998 cc |
| Power | 67 hp |
| Transmission Type | Manual |
| Seating | 5 seats |
| Ground Clearance | 180 mm |
| Engine | 1.0L Gasoline Engine, 3 Cylinder 12 Valve |
| Driver Airbag | Yes |
| Anti-Lock Braking System | Yes |
Funky interior cabin design
Spacious cabin
Slightly weird exterior styling
Body roll at higher speeds
Suzuki S-Presso price starts from ₱523,000 for base variant GL MT available with DP as low as ₱47,000 and MA ₱10,542 (60) on 25 October 2021, while the top-spec variant GL MT costs ₱523,000 .
| Variant | Price list | Specifications | |
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| Suzuki S-Presso GL MT |
₱523,000 *
SRP Price
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998 cc, 67 hp, Manual, Gasoline | Get Exclusive Promos |
| Quezon City | ₱523,000 |
| Makati City | ₱523,000 |
| Cebu City | ₱523,000 |
| Davao City | ₱523,000 |
| Bacoor | ₱523,000 |
S-Presso is available in 4 different colors - Granite Grey, Fire Red, Silky Silver Metallic and Sizzle Orange.
Watch latest video reviews of Suzuki S-Presso to know about its interiors, exteriors, performance, mileage and more.
With its funky approach to affordable motoring, the Suzuki S-Presso caters to the more affordable segment of entry level hatchbacks with its compact dimensions and low price point. Positioned below the Celerio, the Suzuki S-Presso is now the most affordable vehicle from Suzuki’s passenger car lineup, and is offered in a choice of colour options like Sizzle Orange, Fire Red, Granite Grey, and Silky Silver.
On the inside of the S-Presso, Suzuki has tried to instill a youthful vibe to the cabin, which looks unique and easily the one with the most amount of character in its segment. The whole layout of the dashboard seeks much of its inspiration from that of the Mini Cooper.
The steering wheel looks good and nice to hold but misses out on controls for audio on it. The instrument console moves away from its conventional positioning from behind the steering wheel to the centre of the dashboard, sitting at the top within a large round housing which takes the centre stage of the dashboard.
This centre round console houses a 7-inch basic touchscreen infotainment system just below the digital speedometer console, and just below the infotainment system, the front power window switches are placed. The central AC vents are positioned on the upper corners of this round console.
Apart from the touchscreen infotainment system, there are no other noteworthy features present in the Suzuki S-Presso. However, Suzuki has excelled in the way it has engineered the cabin to maximize the space out of such a small footprint. Despite being small in size, the cabin feels amply spacious for five passengers with ease.
Suzuki has tried its best to cash-in the ongoing trend of SUVs and crossovers for its entry-level cars in the form S-Presso. And while the S-Presson does look more rugged and bigger than its other rivals in the same space, it looks a bit weird and slightly disproportionate from some angles.
The frontal look of the Suzuki S-Presso looks bulky and heightened, thanks to a high mounted front bonner and a wide grille. The grille here looks sleek with toothed effect for its inner design and is flanked by a set of curved headlamps on either sides. The front bumper is huge for a car of this size, and comes with large black cladding snd lower inserts to make it look as rugged and SUV-ish as possible.
Moving towards the sides, and the Suzuki S-Presso shows its conventional side with a simple design for its door panels, rearview mirrors, and side windows. However, the bulging wheel arches and high ground clearance of 180mm makes it look bigger and heightened here as well.
At the rear, there is a simple affair for the Suzuki S-Presso, with a set of tail lamps, angular windshield and a clean design for the boot lid, which look much conventional and not as distinctive as the frontal design.
The Suzuki S-Presso comes with a light weighted setup for the steering as well as a suspension combination of Macpherson struts at the front and torsion beam at the rear. This entire setup is driving friendly for even the newest of the drivers and makes it a breeze to drive in the urban traffic. However, as the speeds rise, the limited feedback from the steering as well as slightly high ground clearance makes the S-Presso lose out on the finesse of the stability.
Powering the Suzuki S-Presso is a 1.0-litre three-cylinder petrol engine, which has been shared with the Suzuki Celerio. In the Suzuki S-Presso, this very engine is paired to a 5-speed manual gearbox as standard and pumps out a maximum power output of 68 PS and a maximum torque output of 90 Nm.
Body and chassis |
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| Body Style | 4-door Hatchback |
| Class | City car |
| Layout | Front Engine, Front wheel drive |
| Platform | HEARTECT K platform[ |
Powertrain |
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| Engine | 1.0 Liter 3 Cylinder Gasoline Engine |
| Transmission | 5-Speed Manual |
| Power Output | 67 Hp @ 5,500 rpm, 90 Nm @ 3,500 rpm |
Dimensions & Capacity |
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| Width | 1520 mm |
| Height | 1520 mm |
| Length | 3565 mm |
| Minimum Turning Radius | 4.5 m |
| Seating Capacity | 5 Seater |
| Ground Clearance | 180 mm |
| Cargo Volume | 239 L |
For a basic entry-level hatchback, the Suzuki S-Presso has been kitted with basic entry-level safety kit, including dual front airbags, Pre-tensioner seat belts, Immobiliser, ABS and reverse parking sensors (no camera).
The Suzuki S-Presso has a very unconventional design in and out, which might take some time to get used to. However, once you get over the oddball styling, the S-Presso shines out as a brilliant mechanical package, for its positives like a peppy and refined engine and spacious cabin working in its favor.
S-Presso Vs Others
The S-Presso is a good car to own only if you are going to drive it within the city. Moreover, this car is spacious enough to travel, but only for 2 people because the rear seats do not have much space. Only kids will be able to accommodate themselves in this car in the rear seats. As for the handling,
This car is very affordable and it definitely serves a great purpose as being an affordable and great car for its price range. The title of my review is just an observation and does not tell in any way that the car is bad, it is an average car and rightfully so for its price point. I had the opportunity
If you have just learned the art of driving, then the S-Presso is the right choice for you. Its been a couple of months since I am driving around the city in this beautiful car and I must say that I am impressed with its overall practicality. This car gets a funky design which I adore a lot and has
Suzuki S-presso at first sight is just small mini-suv or hunchback but when you become owner of this car you realize more advantages of having it on your garage! Compare to other competition in small cars, it's outer looks are more height and masculine. Having high clearance of 180mm will not worry you on rocky road and floods. This car
I don't regret my decision of purchasing the Suzuki S-Presso since the day I bought it and that was two months back. It turned out to be the perfect car for my family given its satisfactory performance and comfort inside the car. In my opinion, the Suzuki S-Presso could have done better with handling as the rest is more than
I bought the Suzuki S Presso last year and I do not regret my choice even a single day. The overall experience of the car has been more than satisfactory. This model has both legroom and headroom. It is an excellent choice in case you are looking for a family car. It has great mileage and is also well equipped
I have always been a fan of Suzuki so when I needed a car as my daily commuter I went for the Suzuki S-presso. This is one of the best selling hatchbacks in the country and I can definitely see why. Suzuki has always been known for their affordable, reliable and fuel economy cars, and the S-presso is no exception.
The two most important reasons why people buy a Suzuki car are their affordability and fuel economy. The S-Presso is the latest compact hatchback from Suzuki and is designed for urban riding conditions. The compact dimensions ensure easy handling in congested traffic. The cabin is surprisingly spacious for 4 adults. But 3 people at the back will feel crammed. The
This mini-sized SUV has gone through various changes that have changed the older version of the Suzuki S-Presso to a wonderful mini-SUV car. This car was worth all my investment in it with its exterior features and appeal. The performance of this car is also outstanding and offers a really fast pickup. The interior part is also very spacious and
I was simply marveled at the kind of space the car is offering within. The car is offering lot of space to any rider with its slim seats inside. The cargo space is spacious enough as well to keep your daily belongings. I loved the car due to its excellent driving features. The sits are held high so that you
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