What it didn't bring was a pickup body style like the Jimny-based Samurai offered in the 1980s. Well, one Suzuki dealer in New Zealand has rectified the issue by selling a Jimny pickup conversion ...

With the success of the Jimny continuing apace, Suzuki is looking to expand the nameplate's reach. A pickup truck model is reportedly in the works, as are a hybrid and EV.

Suzuki will be bringing the Jimny Sierra Pickup Concept to the Tokyo Auto Salon next month. When viewed upfront, the first thing you will notice is that the stylized ‘S’ logo has been replaced ...

Previewed last month, the Jimny Sierra Pickup Style and Jimny Survive studies look even better in the metal. The former is based on the widebody Jimny Suzuki sells in Europe and other markets ...

The result is the Yomper, a pickup built in five standard guises, based on the third-generation Suzuki Jimny that ended production in 2017.

Intrigued by this, the folks from Kolesa thought about “fixing” Suzuki’s Jimny pickup by making it a much more practical dual cab, four-door version with a stretched wheelbase.

The compact pickup market in the U.S. has been languishing for more than a decade, but that doesn't mean that a fuel-efficient truck with a small footprint doesn't have a place in the States ...

The Jimny Survive is the second concept that Suzuki prepared for the Tokyo Auto Salon 2019, and it’s more or less a bug-out mobile for an adventure-oriented lifestyle.

Suzuki refuses to officially bring the adorable Jimny to the US, and now it's rubbing American noses in the SUV's absence with a pair of even more plucky concept versions. Headed to the Tokyo Auto ...

Just when you thought the Jimny couldn’t get any cooler.After dropping the fantastic little Suzuki Jimny on overseas markets earlier this year, engineers from the company are having a bit of fun ...

Nissan did not specify which pickup would be rebadged as a Suzuki or whether it would be built in North America or elsewhere. Currently, Nissan's only compact pickup in North America is the ...

Almost a year ago, Suzuki chopped off the rear of the Jimny to create a pickup for the Tokyo Auto Salon. That one-of-a-kind concept never made it into production, and knowing the Japanese ...