Discounted by 150,000 Thai Baht, now the Suzuki CIAZ is on sale from 378,000 Thai Baht
Kevin WongMar 11, 2024, 06:47 AM
Recently, Suzuki CIAZ has received a major discount, with the price of all four sub-models reduced by 150,000 baht. The original guide price for the CIAZ was between 528,000 and 678,000 baht, and after the reduction, the guide prices for each model are as follows:
-CIAZ 1.2L GL 5MT: 378,000 baht
-CIAZ 1.2L GL CVT: 414,000 baht
-CIAZ 1.2L GLX CVT: 478,000 baht
-CIAZ 1.2L RS CVT: 528,000 baht
The Suzuki CIAZ is positioned as a small, three-box family sedan. Its core highlight is the low price and ample rear room, and it is positioned as a cost-effective household car. The body size of the CIAZ is 4495 × 1730 × 1475mm, with a wheelbase of 2650mm and a turning radius of only 5.4 meters. The compact body makes CIAZ very suitable for driving and turning on crowded urban roads.
The RS model offers sporty exterior packages, such as spoilers and exclusive RS logos. In addition, CIAZ also comes with LED headlights, chrome door handles, and 16-inch alloy wheels. The tire size is 195/55 R16.
The core of the interior is an 8-inch touchscreen, and it supports Bluetooth connection, Android Auto, and Apple CarPlay. The vehicle's front row provides a 12V power interface and two USB ports, while the rear row only provides a 12V power outlet and has independent air vents, which is a commendable detail. Additionally, CIAZ also comes with a start-stop system and keyless entry.
The safety configuration of CIAZ is relatively basic, with only two airbags for the front row. The electronic safety system includes ABS, EBD, and the brake assist (BA) system.
As for power, CIAZ is equipped with a 1.2L 4-cylinder engine, with a compression ratio of 11:1, and uses an MPI fuel injector with a VVT variable valve system for fuel injection. The engine has a maximum power of 91PS and a peak torque of 118N·m, matched with a 5MT gearbox and a CVT gearbox.
(Author: Kevin Wong)
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