SUZUKI MOTOR CORPORATION : A:Wind – Suzuki's new A-segment hatchback concept -Suzuki reveals the A:Wind -Design, roominess and quality that override the A-segment standard

26 November 2013

Suzuki Motor Corporation is pleased to announce the world premiere of its A-segment hatchback concept model, the A:Wind, at the 30th Thailand International Motor Expo 2013 (press day: November 28; public days: November 30 through December 10).

The A:Wind is so named because it seeks to bring a fresh wind to the A-segment as a global compact car. Not constrained by conventional A-segment standards, it embodies the expertise in building compact cars that has made Suzuki admired around the world. An elegant-looking exterior and interior, a spacious, user-friendly cabin, and excellent fuel economy - this new concept model has it all.

• The design revolves around three concepts: a dynamic body, a roomy cabin, and fine quality. The features of this car, energetic styling, spacious inside and quality interior and exterior are the embodiment of the three concepts.
• The dynamic front grille with integrated headlights and the elegant effect created by the character lines that extend along the sides give the A:Wind an air of quality far superior to that expected in a basic model.
• The body combines a stylish exterior design with a spacious interior.

• Much ingenuity has gone into the interior layout. To create a more comfortable cabin, the distance between the front and rear seating has been extended, door openings are wide, and the seats are easy to get in and out of; plus the A:Wind delivers class-leading luggage space.
• The interior is coordinated in bright elegant beige that nicely complements the exterior colour of the car and exudes the air of quality you expect of a global compact.
• The dashboard sweeps dynamically outward, further enhancing the impression of spaciousness.

The exterior colour scheme consists of Energy Yellow, evocative of the cheering and excitement of a stadium in midsummer, and Panoramic Blue, suggesting cloudless azure skies over tropical beaches.