Suzuki S-Presso Loses its Roof in Cool Cabrio Concept

Earlier in December, a highly modified Suzuki S-Presso Cabriolet was shown on display in Surabaya, Indonesia. Not only limited to radical exterior bodywork, the chopped-top Suzuki now reportedly features all-terrain modifications.

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Details on the quirky and compact S-Presso Cabrio are limited but it was displayed at the Christmas Autoland event at the Fashion Atrium Pakuwon Mall in Indonesia. Don’t expect to find this in Suzuki showrooms anytime soon though since it is listed as a modified cabriolet and not factory-prepared.

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The caption posted by AutonetMagz further states: “This car also carries the ALTO (all-terrain offroad) modification concept with changes to the legs in the form of All-Terrain tires and 15-inch rims,” which presumably confirms that the changes are only aesthetic and not mechanical.

Related: Suzuki’s Jimny 5 Door Specification and Pricing

Priced from R174 900 locally, the S-Presso is one of the most affordable passenger vehicles available in the new car market. All are powered by a 1,0-litre three cylinder motor that propels the modestly powered hatch to impressive efficiency. 49 kW and 89 N.m are what is on offer but this S-Presso Cabrio shown may have its creators eking out slightly more power and twist.

 

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