Suzuki Hybrid and Electric Cars

About Suzuki Hybrid Cars

Suzuki Hybrid technology has a strong track record for reliability. If you’re considering transitioning to electric but don't want to venture to far from a combustion engine for now, the 1.2-litre Dualjet Mild Hybrid unit is popular among drivers, and is found in the Suzuki Swift and Suzuki Ignis. It combines the best of both electric and petrol with SHVS technology (Smart Hybrid Vehicle Suzuki).

In the short time they've been in production, hybrid Suzuki cars have already started winning awards, with the Swift claiming “Real MPG Car of the Year” from the Honest John Awards in 2019. Another popular option in the Suzuki hybrid range is the Ignis, winning the WhatCar? Awards' “Best True MPG on Rural Roads and Motorways" accolade for four consecutive years (2019 to 2022).

The Suzuki Vitara Hybrid, meanwhile, faired well in the 2022 What Car? Reliability Survey. There were no reported issues from the owners, and it was one of only three cars measured to score 100%. If you’re particularly environmentally conscious, then the Suzuki Across is ideal. This Suzuki plug-in hybrid emits just 26g/km of CO2 emissions and has an excellent economy of 282.4mpg.