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​Meet Bruce Jordan, a remarkable Taranaki man and the winner of a brand new Suzuki Swift. Bruce recently sat down with us to share the highs and lows of his journey to becoming one of New Zealand’s most prolific para-triathletes.

On the 20th anniversary of the Sky Tower Firefighter Challenge in May, Suzuki’s National Sales Manager, Aaron Wales geared up for an incredible challenge - to race up the country’s tallest tower in full firefighting kit to raise vital funds and awareness for Leukaemia and Blood Cancer New Zealand (LBCNZ). As a dedicated Suzuki team member, Aaron used the company’s longstanding sponsorship of LBCNZ to make a real difference.

​Look to the streets! Suzuki has announced an exciting new collaboration with Mevo, New Zealand’s premier car-sharing service. This partnership brings NZ’s favourite small car to 10’s of thousands of Mevo users in Auckland and Wellington. Transforming the way New Zealanders get around, Mevo offers a flexible, cost effective, and forward-thinking approach to traditional car ownership.

Early starts, crisp mornings, crowds of keen event goers - would it be Fieldays without these things? But no matter the weather, it's the event that captures the nation's attention. Did you catch us at Fieldays? 

​In its 40 years, the Suzuki Swift has taken the world by storm and shows no signs of stopping. With its widespread popularity and reputation as the nation’s favourite small car, this latest generation Swift builds on its legacy of reliability, affordability, and fun.

​The new generation Suzuki Swift arrives in New Zealand with a sharp new face, more efficiency, upgraded specification and improvements in virtually every area.

​The iconic Suzuki Swift hatchback has become a household name in the New Zealand motoring world with an enduring popularity that has made it the nation’s favourite small car. In its new fourth generation form, the iconic Swift not only enjoys an upgraded body style but also an enhanced driver focused interior, a higher standard of equipment, improved performance and better economy.

It is with heavy hearts and great sadness, we advise of the passing of Suzuki New Zealand stalwart, Simon Meade on Saturday 18 May.

The revs are starting to build with massive support arriving and overseas interest being shown ahead of the 2024 Suzuki International Series. The popular annual three-round Suzuki International Series, including the world-renowned Cemetery Circuit street race event in Whanganui on Boxing Day, kicks off this busiest time of the year for New Zealand's elite motorcycle road-racers.

With combined experience at Suzuki New Zealand of close to 60 years, the new CEO and Executive Team is in a good place to continue the success of this well-known automotive, motorcycle and outboard brand. Following the recent retirement of its well-respected CEO, Tom Peck, the torch has been passed to Gary Collins, the company’s long standing and well-respected General Manager of Automobile.