
After the spy shots circulated online last month, Suzuki released official images of the upcoming XL6 – a model set to compete with the likes of the B-RV, Rush, and Xpander.
Like its competitors, the Suzuki XL6 is based from its MPV sibling, the Ertiga. Basically, the XL6 is a raised version of the popular MPV, mainly for those who seek extra ground clearance which is beneficial during unpredictable conditions or even tricky obstacles.

In terms of aesthetic treatment, the Suzuki XL6 features a different yet bolder fascia from its Ertiga sibling as complemented by its large headlights and a hexagonal grille which sports a rather distinctive design. It is then finished up with a chrome mustache which extends through the headlights.
The rear, on the other hand, is reminiscent of those of the Ertiga’s. What’s not found on the Ertiga are a pair of roof rails which does add up that sporty character.

Inside, the Suzuki XL6 has an all black interior which surprisingly comes with a 6-seater configuration, translating a typical 3-seater bench into a 2-seater captain seats, a segment’s first.

You do get the same dashboard layout from the Ertiga, although some finishes and fixtures seem different such as the AC controls and the addition of silver trims along with a new faux wood design.
In terms of powertrain options, it is expected that the Suzuki XL6 will share the familiar 1.5-liter K15B engine found on the Ertiga along with the same pairing of transmission which could either be a 5-speed manual or 4-speed automatic. Notably, a 1.5-liter turbo-diesel version might become available on India.
The Suzuki XL6 is set to debut in India soon. With that in mind, stay tuned for more updates and let’s keep our fingers crossed hoping that this model reaches our shores.
Latest News
-
Maxus Philippines donates V80 flex ambulance to Ospital ng Tondo / News
Maxus Philippines donates a V80 Flex ambulance to the city of Manila
-
Here are the cars that Geely Philippines could bring in 2020 / News
More cars are set to come from the returning Chinese brand.
-
Toyota Philippines to launch a new mobile app for customers / News
The mobile app aims to make car usage easier for Toyota vehicle owners
Popular Articles
-
Cheapest cars under P700,000 in the Philippines
Nico Ylanan · Nov 06, 2018
-
Editor Speaks: Best automatic cars in the Philippines
Nico Ylanan · Nov 12, 2018
-
How does park assist work?
Nico Ylanan · Nov 21, 2018
-
Most fuel efficient SUVs in the Philippines
Nov 26, 2018
-
2018 Toyota Rush stirs bold-looking MPV segment in PH
Jacob Oliva · May 04, 2018
-
Family cars in the Philippines with the biggest trunks
Nov 14, 2018
-
Head to Head: Toyota Fortuner Vs. Nissan Terra
Nico Ylanan · Jun 01, 2018
-
4 mistakes people do before buying their first car
Jacob Oliva · Nov 26, 2016
-
2019 Suzuki Jimny is H2 and G-Class in one tiny body
Dan Pabustan · Jun 18, 2018
-
Can the 2018 Mitsubishi Xpander really replace the Adventure AUV?
Jacob Oliva · Mar 02, 2018