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<strong>COMPACT AND ZIPPY: </strong> The iK-2 is a compact hatchback designed with comfort in mind. <em>Image: Newspic. </em>
<strong>COMPACT AND ZIPPY: </strong> The iK-2 is a compact hatchback designed with comfort in mind. <em>Image: Newspic. </em>

GENEVA, Switzerland - Suzuki has unveiled two world-premiere concept models, the iK-2 and the iM-4, at the auto show.

New environmental technologies from Suzuki feature in each and these were a new-generation platform; the Boosterjet, a new downsized direct-injection turbo petrol engine; and the SHVS mild hybrid system.

Suzuki is well known as a compact car expert. Since manufacturing the Suzulight in 1955, the company has produced a whole series of compact cars. The iK-2 and the iM-4, it says, are two different approaches to offer such value for modern times with its emphasis on diversity and environmental awareness.

MINI  4x4

One is the iK-2, the smartest compact car developed by pursuit of compact hatchback ideals and built around the theme of "Harmonised Force." All elements expected in a car of this size-design, utility, comfort, manoeuvrability, driving performance, fuel-efficiency are all combined at a high level....

...the second, the iM-4, the iconic mini 4x4 which expands possibilities and enjoyment of a compact car. Following the theme of "Shape the Inspiration", the mini 4x4 integrates Suzuki's DNA in the field of developing compact 4x4's with the latest technology.

Achieving the highest level of environmental performance is a key strategy of Suzuki's product development, developers say, and the centrepiece of this approach is Suzuki Green Technology, a portfolio of next-generation fuel-saving, weight-reduction, and other eco technologies developed by Suzuki.

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