Suzuki Cappuccino to Make a Thrilling Comeback

SAUDI ARABIA :  A fusion of nostalgia and modern power awaits automotive enthusiasts

In a key development that compact sports car enthusiasts would rejoice, Suzuki plans to revive its iconic Cappuccino after 26 years in collaboration with Daihatsu and Toyota. Thus, the brand promises a blend of contemporary engineering and nostalgic charm.

• Suzuki partners with Daihatsu and Toyota to bring back the beloved Cappuccino.
• It is expected to feature a 1.3-liter turbocharged three-cylinder engine, delivering a dynamic driving experience.
• According to speculations, the new Cappuccino will debut by 2027.

Originally produced from 1991 to 1998, the Suzuki Cappuccino gained popularity as a Kei car. It was designed specifically for users in Japan. The compact size of the car and compliance with Kei car regulations made it so popular. Most importantly, drivers cherished its spirited rides that earned the car a dedicated fanbase.

Upgraded Performance and Specifications

The new Suzuki Cappuccino is all set to elevate its legacy with a larger 1.3-liter turbocharged three-cylinder engine. This marks a significant upgrade from the 657cc unit of its predecessor. Made from found in the GR Corolla and GR Yaris, it is likely to deliver around 110 kW, enhancing both appeal and performance. 

Specifications	Details
Engine	1.3-liter turbocharged 3-cylinder (obtained from GR Corolla and GR Yaris)
Dimensions	1700 mm width, 4000 mm length, and 1230 mm height (all estimated)
Weight	1100 kg (estimated)

 

Transmission options for the new Cappuccino may include an eight-speed automatic and a six-speed manual one. With this, Suzuki tries to cater to various driving preferences.

Collaborative Innovations

Notably, the 1.3-liter engine featured in the Cappuccino will also power the new entry-level sports car of Toyota. This development points to the collaborative efforts among Suzuki, Daihatsu, and Toyota in strengthening advanced automotive technologies.

The return of the Suzuki Cappuccino ushers a new chapter in the history of compact sports cars. With its modern design, better performance, and resemblance to its iconic past, the Cappuccino is set to captivate enthusiasts once again when it makes its debut by 2027.