Suzuki S-Presso

The 2025 Suzuki S-Presso gets basic cloth upholstery (often corduroy-style) with no cushioning. The GL AGS trim may offer design accents like orange stitching or patterned inserts. The cabin’s materials are almost entirely hard plastic to enhance durability. The fit and finish are largely consistent and there’s little creaking or poor joins. The GL AGS model gets silver embellishments around the central console and air-conditioning vents, particularly in orange-accented models that add visual flair. The cabin is minimalist. Aftermarket faux-leather seat covers and additional foam are available to boost comfort and insulation. The 2025 Suzuki S-Presso’s instrument cluster is centrally placed in a circular console. It looks like the dial of a smartwatch. There’s a digital speedometer at the top and a display for trip data/odometer beneath. The entry-level GL model gets a 7.0-inch SmartPlay Studio touchscreen that has Android Auto and Apple CarPlay compatibility, along with Bluetooth support. The interface is mostly responsive and easy to navigate.

The 2025 Suzuki S-Presso measures 3,565 mm in length, 1,520 mm in width, and 1,565 mm in height. The car has a wheelbase of 2,380 mm. The S-Presso is immediately recognizable, courtesy its tall-boy stance with a high roofline and short length. It gets 180mm of ground clearance and an upright bonnet, despite a compact size. The fascia sports a toothy grille flanked by large halogen headlamps. The bumper is dual-tone and sits high off the ground. The 2025 update introduces a wider chrome grille, sleek LED headlamps with integrated daytime running lights (DRLs) along with faux skid plates. On the sides, the 2025 Suzuki S-Presso gets squared-off wheel arches with pronounced cladding and generous metal surfaces. But there’s a big gap between tyres and arches that make the wheels look tiny. The rear-end design is simple. The S-Presso gets C-shaped taillights, dual-tone bumper and a roof spoiler. The rear fascia is narrow. It adds some chrome. The 2025 Suzuki S-Presso runs on 14-inch diamond-cut alloy wheels that add visual weight. Roof rails are missing. These would have enhanced the car’s SUV-like profile.

The 2025 Suzuki S-Presso is available in Metallic Granite Grey, Fire Red, Sizzle Orange and White colour options.

Suzuki has maintained its reputation for producing highly fuel-efficient cars across all segments, and the 2023 S-Presso continues this trend. In city driving conditions, the car delivers an impressive mileage of approximately 18 kmpl, making it the highest in its segment. The fuel efficiency improves on highways, reaching an impressive 21 kmpl.

What is the fuel tank capacity of the 2023 Suzuki S-Presso?

The fuel tank capacity of the 2023 Suzuki S-Presso is 27 liters, providing ample capacity for efficient journeys.

The 2025 Suzuki S-Presso offers much better ride comfort over its predecessor, courtesy a retuned suspension system. The car is mounted on MacPherson struts in the front and torsion beam at the back. The setup soaks up small bumps and potholes well. Some sharper road imperfections are felt inside the cabin because of the car’s short wheelbase. The high ground clearance adds versatility on rough roads. But that also causes some body roll. Handling is light and predictable making it ideal for city driving.

The 2025 Suzuki S-Presso is equipped with a naturally aspirated, three-cylinder, 1.0-litre petrol engine that produces 67PS/90Nm. The motor is mated to a five-speed manual transmission. On city roads, the powertrain offers peppy acceleration, nimble handling, and smooth throttle response. It’s an ideal car for urban commutes. On highways, the 2025 Suzuki S-Presso car is able to maintain decent stability at cruising speeds. But the engine begins to feels strained while overtaking because of limited power. Fuel efficiency is probably the best in class. The S-Presso returns 24kmpl on highways and 21kmpl in city driving, making the car highly cost-effective.

The 2025 Suzuki S-Presso gets a basic safety suite that includes rear parking sensors, a rear-view camera, and dual airbags. It doesn’t get any driver-assist system. But the car’s reinforced frame and standard safety tech offer dependable urban protection.

The 2025 Suzuki S-Presso has a starting price of ₱634,000. It’s among the most affordable cars in its segment and will appeal to urban buyers. While basic in design, the car manages to deliver great value.