Suzuki Showcases Suzuki EV Concepts & Multi-Pathway Carbon Strategy at Japan Mobility Show 2025
Suzuki Motor Corporation has taken the stage at the Japan Mobility Show 2025 with an ambitious showcase of electric vehicle concepts and alternative fuel solutions, reflecting its commitment to achieving carbon neutrality through a multi-pathway strategy. The event, held at Tokyo Big Sight from October 30 to November 9, brings Suzuki’s philosophy of “By Your Side” into the spotlight, reinforcing its mission to create sustainable and practical mobility for a wide spectrum of users.
Among the key highlights is the Vision e-Sky, a battery-electric minicar designed specifically for everyday city commuters. Compact in size but highly efficient, the e-Sky delivers a range of more than 270 kilometers, signaling Suzuki’s intent to democratize EV adoption for daily use. Suzuki also introduced the e EVERY Concept, an all-electric mini commercial van created in collaboration with Toyota and Daihatsu. With its 200-kilometer range and vehicle-to-grid power capability, the e EVERY Concept embodies practicality for small businesses and emergency needs alike.
In the two-wheeler space, Suzuki has reimagined classic icons with a modern twist. The e-VanVan pays tribute to the 1970s leisure bike while embracing clean electric mobility, while the e-Address, a 125cc-equivalent scooter, made its Japan debut after launching in India earlier this year. Together, these models highlight Suzuki’s commitment to preserving riding fun in the age of electrification.
However, Suzuki’s carbon strategy goes far beyond battery-electric solutions. The company also showcased the Fronx FFV Concept, capable of running on ethanol-based flexible fuels, and a hydrogen-powered Burgman motorcycle, which retains traditional exhaust notes while cutting emissions. On display was Suzuki’s compressed biomethane gas initiative, featuring the recently launched Victoris SUV in CBG configuration, underscoring the company’s collaboration with Indian dairy unions to convert agricultural waste into fuel.
Suzuki EV Concepts vs Alternative Fuel Strategy at Japan Mobility Show 2025
By combining EV innovation with ethanol, hydrogen, and biomethane pathways, Suzuki reinforced its stance that no single solution fits all when it comes to carbon neutrality. This multi-pathway carbon strategy, supported by partnerships and localized energy solutions, ensures Suzuki remains competitive in diverse global markets while meeting customer needs for both sustainable and enjoyable mobility.
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