SUZUKI WAGON R 2017
Less than a month later the brochure images of the new-generation Suzuki WagonR and Stingray were leaked, the automaker has now officially unveiled the cars in Japan. Both the new WagonR and Stingray come with an all-new design language and styling that sets them apart from all previous generation models.
This is the most significant update in the design of the WagonR and Stingray ever since their launch and we are emphasising on the design because these are probably one of the quirkiest cars introduced by the Suzuki. The cars look a boxier now and the new styling further emphasises the tallboy stance of both the WagonR and the Stingray.
terms of styling, the new Suzuki WagonR features a new grille with a prominent chrome element flanked by new squarish headlamps. The front bumper is also new and comes with a large airdam and the bonnet has also been shortened. The Suzuki Stingray, on the other hand, has a very different face with a more edgy bonnet, Chevy-like two-part grille and angular headlamps. The front bumper also is new and a bit more muscular with a trapezoidal airdam and vertical foglamp housings on either side.
It is from the sides that the cars get a more van-like appearance and probably one of the weirdest B-Pillars seen in a Suzuki car. There is a bold character line that runs across the profile that makes the flared wheel arches more prominent. While the WagonR gets body colour handles, the Stingray gets chrome ones. The Stingray also gets better-looking alloy wheels and side skirts as well. The rear looks long, flat and boring mainly because of the large blank space on the hatch. There is a new roof-mounted spoiler with LED sequence lights, low-placed horizontal taillamps and a large rear windshield.
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