Domestic Suzukis such as: Alto (guide price: 41,800-59,900), Swift (guide price: 54,800-82,800), Qiyue (guide price: 78,900-109,900), Tianyu SX4 (guide price: 78,900-109,900) : 79,800-99,800), Vitra (guide price: 99,800-159,800), Xiaotu (guide price: 99,800-159,800); imported Suzuki such as: Jimny (imported) (guide price: 141,800-160,800), British Gurness (guide price: 129,000-129,000), Super Vitra (guide price: 264,800-274,800). Since the new Alto, Suzuki has not made much serious efforts in China. The subsequent Fengyu, Vitra, and Qiyue All other models were briefly promoted when they were launched, and then disappeared without a trace. Japanese car companies include Toyota, Nissan, Honda, Mazda, Mitsubishi, Isuzu, Daihatsu, Suzuki, etc.

The Japanese meaning is "Suzuki", and the pronunciation of Katakana is suzuki HONDA = Honda. Suzuki Co., Ltd. was established: Suzuki Textile Machinery Co., Ltd. was established in March 1920; in June 1954, the company name was changed to Suzuki Automobile Industry Co., Ltd.; in October 1990, the company name was changed to Suzuki Co., Ltd. Japanese trademark brand (the Japanese label of this trademark is "Suzuki", many Japanese words have the same pronunciation as the Chinese word), "Suzuki" is pronounced like "Suzuki" in Japanese, and the English label is "suzuki". In the 9th year of the Showa era (1934), mass production of automobiles began based on the standard model of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry (now the Ministry of International Trade and Industry), and the trademark "Isuzu" was named after the Isuzu River next to Ise Jingu Shrine

Magasawa It is divided into two companies. Changhe Automobile, and Changhe Suzuki. Changhe Automobile is a state-owned enterprise. Changhe Suzuki is a joint venture with Japan's Suzuki Corporation, with Suzuki's shares in it.