Suzuki to end sales of Escudo in Japan, but continues to sell overseas models

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The Suzuki Escudo has been removed from the lineup on the official Suzuki website, and when I checked with a Suzuki dealer, they said it had also been removed (no press release was released). They also said the Ignis had been removed. What will happen to Suzuki’s future SUV models? It’s said that the Fronx will be introduced around August 2024.


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Suzuki “Escudo” overseas model will continue to be sold

Suzuki Europe has updated the Vitara (known as the Escudo in Japan) and unveiled the 2025 model on April 2, 2024. The European Vitara has undergone a further facelift and upgraded safety features. It also features a redesigned exterior (front bumper and aluminum wheels) and a new infotainment system. Regarding powertrain options, the new model offers hybrid and mild-hybrid options, retaining the previous model.

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Suzuki Europe’s new Vitara (Escudo) 2025 model facelift announced on April 2, 2024 Suzuki Europe has updated the Vitara (known as the Escudo in Japan) and announced the 2025 model on April 2, 2024 (local time). The new Suzuki Vitara 2025 model…

The history of Suzuki’s “Escudo”

Sales in Japan were temporarily discontinued on September 30, 2021, and the car was revived with a minor change on April 21, 2022, but sales ended in April 2024, in a whirlwind of developments.

Model release date Content
First generation

TD61W model
May 1988 Launch of Escudo
August 1990 Minor changes
October 1997 Discontinued
Second generation

 TL52W model
November 7, 1997 Full model change
April 13, 2000 Some improvements
November 18, 2002 Partially improved.

The 3-door model was discontinued.
April 2005 Discontinued
Third generation

TDB4W type
May 16, 2005 Full model change
June 12, 2006 Some improvements
May 15, 2007 Some improvements
June 26, 2008 Minor changes
June 1, 2009 Some specifications changed
July 11, 2012 Minor changes
August 20, 2014 Some improvements
August 2015 The model name was changed to “Escudo 2.4” and continued to be sold.
April 2017 Suzuki website listing ends
4th generation

YEA1S model
October 15, 2015 Full model change
November 2016 Changes to Japanese-spec vehicles
July 26, 2017  Direct injection turbo engine vehicle “1.4 Turbo” released
October 2018 The 1.6L engine model “1.6” has been discontinued.
December 3, 2018 Some specifications changed
November 24, 2020 Special edition “S Limited” model released.
September 30, 2021 Sales to Japan have been temporarily discontinued due to sold-out stock.
April 21, 2022 After undergoing a minor change, sales resumed in Japan for the first time in about seven months.
April 2024 End of listing on manufacturer’s official website

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