The price of the new Suzuki XL7 goes up by 10 million VND
The 2022 version of the XL7 has an engine that meets Euro 5 emission standards, adds a dark insulating film to the glass, the price goes up to 600 million VND.
Multiple agents Suzuki In Ho Chi Minh City, there are XL7 2022 cars on display for reference, but there are not many of them. The car is still imported by CBU from Indonesia.
Suzuki XL7 2022 Not much different from the old version. The engine is still a 1.5 liter 4 cylinder engine with a maximum capacity of 103 horsepower at 6,000 rpm and 138 Nm of traction at 4,400 rpm. Coupled with a 4-speed automatic transmission. However, the engine emission standard reaches Euro 5 (equivalent to Vietnam level 5) instead of Euro 4 like the 2021 and previous versions.
XL7 2022 at a Suzuki dealer in Ho Chi Minh City. Photo: Dong Truong
Except for the car body, which adds a new set of emission standard identification stamps, the glass has an additional dark insulating film, the design and other features of the 2022 XL7 are the same as the old version. The selling price of the 2022 Suzuki XL7 increased by 10 million VND, to 599.9 million VND. This price is lower Mitsubishi Xpander AT 30 million and Xpander Cross 60 million.
Several sellers at Suzuki dealers said, in addition to the new model, the XL7 Limited Edition will be launched on March 23. The number of equipment in this version has increased, on par with the opponent’s Xpander.
Suzuki started selling the XL7 in Vietnam from the second half of 2020. Its modern shape, more equipment than the Ertiga, and the close price difference have made the number of customers who have demand for Suzuki’s 7-seater MPV cars almost switch to the XL7. This model replaces the Ertiga as the company’s flagship model.
XL7 sales in 2021 reached 5,175 vehicles, placing 2nd in the segment’s best-selling list. Xpander line Mitsubishi still dominate the game with sales controlling more than 50% market share. Last year’s Xpander sales were 13,616 vehicles.
The MPV segment with prices under one billion dong in 2022 will be even more exciting when on March 22, Toyota will launch a new product duo, including the upgraded Avanza and the Veloz model, which was first sold in Vietnam. The 7-seater family car group also owns the Kia Carens (formerly Rondo), but it’s unclear when Truong Hai, Kia’s car assembly and distribution unit, will sell it in Vietnam.
Pham Trung
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