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New Executive General Manager at Magyar Suzuki
Dr. Zoltán Varga will continue his career at Magyar Suzuki as the Executive General Manager for HR, Corporate Services, Legal & Compliance Affairs starting February 2025.
500,000th hybrid Suzuki rolls off production line in Esztergom
Magyar Suzuki began focusing on sustainable driving when it transitioned to manufacturing hybrid models at the end of 2019. Today, the 500,000th hybrid model rolled off the production line at the Esztergom factory – a canyon brown, GLX, AllGrip all-wheel-drive, automatic S-CROSS with sunroof. Market data reveals strong global demand for the hybrid Vitara and S-CROSS models produced in Hungary, and interest remains steady.
Suzuki leads Hungarian passenger car market once again
Suzuki has once again secured the leading position in the Hungarian new passenger car market, achieving a market share of 12.94 % with 15,732 registered vehicles in 2024. The brand ranked first on the Hungarian sales list thanks primarily to its two models manufactured in Esztergom, the Vitara and the S-CROSS. Last year, in terms of total passenger car sales in Hungary, the Vitara was the best-selling model, and the S-CROSS was the second most popular among Hungarian buyers. The new Swift, on the other hand, finished first in the B-segment small car category.
Notice regarding Passing of Senior Advisor Osamu Suzuki
Suzuki Motor Corporation announces that Mr. Osamu Suzuki, Senior Advisor of the Company has passed away on 25 December 2024.
He is a man whose life and work have left a deep mark not only in Japan, but also worldwide, including Hungary.
Osamu Suzuki defined the global success of the Suzuki Group for decades, and he personally contributed to the restart of car production in Hungary in 1991 after half a century, furthermore to the development of the city Esztergom and to Magyar Suzuki's role in the Hungarian economy.