Suzuki Jimny Finally Gets a Digital Speedometer
The Suzuki Jimny has finally added a basic modern convenience, a digital speedometer, as part of a technology and safety update in Japan.
This update comes after the 41-year-old Toyota LandCruiser 70 Series has already added this feature, as part of a safety update with a price hike of up to 16 per cent in Japan.
- The digital speedometer is a simple feature found on most new cars.
- The update will likely come to Australia when the three-door Jimny is updated early next year.
- New driver-assistance features will allow the Jimny to comply with the latest mandatory safety standards for new vehicles locally.
The update may come at a cost, with RRPs in Japan rising by 8 to 16 per cent, depending on the model grade.
The basic modern convenience of a digital speedometer has finally come to the pint-sized Suzuki Jimny four-wheel-drive.
Author's summary: Suzuki Jimny gets digital speedometer update.
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