An electrified Suzuki is easy to live with. Want to know why?
An electrified Suzuki offers enhanced efficiency while producing lower emissions.
We’ve tried to include our most commonly asked electric-related questions below. If your particular query isn’t covered, please get in touch with the Suzuki Bilston or Cannock team today.
Almost all electric cars are automatic, yes.
A hybrid car features a combustion engine, an electric motor and a self-charging battery. It’s a good electrified-vehicle jumping-on point if you’re used to driving a regular car.
While plug-in hybrids are similar to hybrids, they’re capable of a greater all-electric range. This means that they’re very fuel-efficient and produce fewer emissions.
The Suzuki Across PHEV takes approximately 96 minutes to achieve a 20% to 80% charge with a 7kW-rated domestic or public connector.
Yes, if you’re looking to save money on fuel and would like a car that produces fewer emissions. For expert, impartial advice, please contact our Suzuki Bilston or Cannock showroom team today.
Electric cars rely solely on electrical power which is provided by a motor that’s energised by a battery (which requires manual charging).
Hybrid cars are fitted with a combustion engine which is supported by an electric motor. The latter is powered by a self-charging battery. This fuel-electric set-up facilitates enhanced efficiency and instant torque, among other things.
Yes. The Suzuki Across PHEV, for instance, returns as much as 282mpg.