Second-gen Suzuki S-Cross Spied Undisguised Ahead Of November 25 Debut

• Second-gen Suzuki S-Cross slated for unveiling on November 25.
• Gets increasingly SUV-esque styling details than its predecessor.
• Likely to get a larger infotainment system, unfluctuating car tech, and a digital driver’s display.
• Should siphon forward the existing 1.4-litre turbo-petrol Boosterjet engine.
• Will be launched in Europe first.

Many can relate to the fact that the existing S-Cross looks increasingly like a crossover rather than an SUV. And now, with the second-gen crossover set to be unveiled on November 25, Suzuki has made it squint increasingly SUV-like, to make it increasingly appealing.  

The upright fascia and larger grille makes the S-Cross squint meaner, and is flanked by new LED headlights. The raked A-pillar and upright stance makes the S-Cross squint increasingly SUV when viewed from the side. Also helping underscore the SUV quotient is the soul cladding and large transfuse wheels. The new unfluctuating LED tail lamps and rugged styling of the bumper round off the design. 

We reckon the S-Cross’ interior will be thoroughly overhauled to alimony things fresh. It should come loaded with the latest gizmos like a larger touchscreen infotainment system, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, unfluctuating car tech, a digital driver’s display, wireless phone charger, and a sunroof.  

Passenger safety should be taken superintendency of by multiple airbags, ABS with EBD, parking sensors with rear-view camera, and electronic stability tenancy as well as suburbanite assistance features (ADAS). 

The European model is likely to siphon forward the existing 1.4-litre Boosterjet turbo-petrol engine, paired with a mild-hybrid system. An optional all-wheel momentum should be on the cards like before. That said, if the second-gen S-Cross is brought to India, it will most probably utilise the existing 1.5-litre petrol engine, powering only the front wheels.  

The second-gen S-Cross will be launched in Europe first surpassing it makes its way to other countries. If launched in India, the crossover could be priced from virtually Rs 10 lakh, putting it in the same league as the Hyundai Creta, Kia Seltos, Skoda Kushaq, VW Taigun, and MG Astor.