Comparison

How to use the Archive

Start with a model family, then narrow down by year range and market. Each model page contains grouped PDFs (brochures, option lists, technical sheets) so you can quickly compare specifications and equipment changes across generations.

If you're researching a specific trim or engine variant, use the era filter first and then search by model name — older Chevrolet brochures often use naming conventions specific to their period (e.g., Across, Alto – Maruti 800, APV).

Quick tips

  • Use short chassis codes: Across, Alto – Maruti 800, APV
  • Match your market — US and EU editions differ in specs and equipment
  • Look for 'spec' or 'technical data' PDFs for numbers
  • Option guides list RPO codes — useful for restoration research

Suv 5

Across
Single generation, 2020–2024: Suzuki's first plug-in hybrid SUV, marking a decisive shift from conventional powertrains to electrified drivetrains in the mainstream segment.
Fronx
Launched 2023 as Suzuki's entry-level SUV for the Indian market; compact proportions and affordable positioning marked the brand's strategy to capture first-time SUV buyers in a rapidly expanding segment.
Grand Vitara
Offered as five-door SUV, three-door SUV, and convertible across its 26-year span; body variants expanded from compact utility to mid-size family platform, 1998–2024.
Ignis
2003–2024: three generations of compact crossover, each iteration larger and more refined, evolving from bare-bones city runabout to well-equipped lifestyle vehicle.
SX4 – S-Cross
2007–2024: from compact SUV to mid-size crossover family, expanding through SX4 Classic, S-Cross, and hybrid/turbo variants—growing in size, equipment, and market ambition.
Vitara Brezza – Brezza
India-first subcompact SUV; designed and built for the Indian market from 2016, where it defined the affordable compact-crossover segment before expanding to select global markets.
Vitara – Escudo
Offered as five-door SUV, three-door compact variant, and convertible across its run; from 1991 onward, body range expanded to include hybrid and dies
XL7
North American three-row SUV built for the Canadian and U.S. markets; seven-seat layout and V6 engine standard, specifications tailored to North American buyers, 2006–2024.
Quick Reference.

Suzuki Archive — Key Facts for Research

What's included

1077 original PDFs: sales brochures, dealer catalogs, option guides, technical data sheets, and press kits across 36 model families.

Time span

1961 through 2024. Deepest coverage in the 1960s–2020s era, matching peak brochure production.

Most documents

Jimny (178), Swift – Dzire (165), Vitara – Escudo (74), SX4 – S-Cross (67), Alto – Maruti 800 (57).

How to cite

Original manufacturer + year + "via Automobilisto Archive". The documents are GM/Suzuki copyright; the archive metadata is Automobilisto editorial.

About the Suzuki Archive

Coverage by Decade

Document distribution across eras.

DecadeBrochuresModelsCoverage
1960sBrochures64Models3Coverage
1970sBrochures235Models2Coverage
1980sBrochures183Models3Coverage
1990sBrochures180Models4Coverage
2000sBrochures166Models6Coverage
2010sBrochures165Models10Coverage
2020sBrochures84Models8Coverage
All ErasBrochures1077ModelsFull ArchiveCoverage

Frequently Asked Questions

What's actually in the Suzuki archive?

We've digitized 1098 original Suzuki documents spanning 1961 to 2024, covering 1096 model families. You'll find brochures, dealer catalogs, price lists, option guides, press kits, and technical PDFs. The Cultus models from 2015 and 2018 have the deepest coverage, alongside early Japanese market materials like the 1967 Fronte 360 and 500.

Are these real Suzuki factory documents?

Yes. We've scanned original manufacturer materials sourced from dealer liquidations, private collections, and museum archives. Automobilisto is independent and not affiliated with Suzuki. The documents remain Suzuki's intellectual property — we provide archive infrastructure and editorial metadata to make them searchable and preserved.

How do I find a brochure for a specific year?

Search using the model name plus year, like 'Suzuki Swift 2005'. Use the decade filter on model pages to narrow results. Remember that brochures were typically printed 6 to 12 months before the model year, so if your target year is missing, check adjacent years.

Can I request a brochure that's not here?

Absolutely. Use the 'Request a PDF' button and specify the brand, model, year, and market. If you own an original brochure, email [email protected] with photos or the document itself. Contributors receive full credit in our archive.

Which markets and countries are covered?

We hold documents in over 50 market editions, including North America, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. Coverage includes Austria, Australia, Brazil, Canada, France, Germany, India, Japan, UK, US, and many others. Availability varies by era and model — some early markets have richer representation than others.

Can I use these PDFs for business or publication?

These documents are for personal research, academic study, and editorial reference. The materials remain Suzuki's property — commercial use requires manufacturer permission. When publishing, cite the original manufacturer and year, then credit Automobilisto as the archive source.

How often do you add new Suzuki documents?

New documents arrive after sourcing, authentication, cataloging, and editorial review. Check the 'Recently Added' section for the latest uploads. We announce major batch additions through our newsletter, so subscribe to stay informed.

How does the archive connect to Suzuki specs and data?

Each brochure links to verified technical specifications in our Suzuki vehicle catalog. You can cross-reference original marketing claims against structured engine, dimension, and performance data to see how models evolved.