The Ignis will come to production whereas the Mighty Deck is something that was just an attempt to show what the designers of Suzuki are capable of.
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The original Suzuki Ignis was previously available in the United Kingdom market throughout the duration of the model’s production run, which lasted between 2000 and 2008.
While Suzuki stall houses a host of exhibits at Tokyo Motor Show the sportier version of JDM spec Alto called Alto Works is a major attraction. The boxy design will feature bigger tires and beefed-up wheel arches with moldings stressing its off-road DNA with 4×4 layout.
Under the hood, the Ignis is reported to pack a 1.2-liter DualJet petrol engine with the SHVS (Smart Hybrid Vehicle by Suzuki) technology, paired to a CVT gearbox. Ignis is expected to be a sub-four meter crossover with the four-wheel drive system.
The Mighty Deck, which does seem to resemble a mighty duck, offers “new kinds” of fun in the minicar segment according to the Japanese manufacturer.
The Mighty Deck is purely a concept for now and Suzuki would not discuss details of its Tokyo motor show stars following the reveal.
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Interiors are dominated by a sporty instrument cluster, Recaro seats with red contrasting stitching, matching carpets and leather wrapped steering wheel.
