Suzuki Live Series Concepts

Tags: concept cars, suzuki, sema 2005 Published on 15 November 2005 | views 
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American Suzuki Motor Corporation has created four concept cars based on the Grand Vitara and the Florenza, to meet the tastes of people who need a vehicle for their leisure time.

To explore the viability of alternative accessory packages for consumers, American Suzuki Motor Corporation (ASMC) has developed four special vehicles: the “Suzuki Live Series” concept vehicles personify Suzuki’s recently introduced “Way of Life” brand campaign, as each vehicle has been specially designed for life enthusiasts, adventurers and thrill-seekers.

The vehicles coined "Sea" for active surfers; "Wave" for lake sports aficionados; "Blizzard" for snow sports enthusiasts; and "Dune" for off-road enthusiasts; will be on display at various auto shows and lifestyle and sporting events around the country.

“Wave” Grand Vitara

The “Wave” Grand Vitara offers innovative design and technology to watersports enthusiasts. The unique frame design of the “Wave” resembles a convertible SUV with all the capabilities of the all-new Grand Vitara and more. With a towing capacity of 3,000 lbs., the Grand Vitara concept is designed to pull a boat or jet skis for lake-bound enthusiasts. In addition, the “Wave” offers an in-dash GPS and navigation system to help adventurers find their way to the latest sporting event or watercraft launching spot. The “Wave” also is equipped with built-in monitors in the rear headrests, a nautical-themed railing doors, a tailgate-friendly removable, wheeled barbeque and food cooler and rear-facing television camera to help hook up a boat trailer.

“Dune” Grand Vitara

Suzuki Dune ConceptThe “Dune” Grand Vitara is designed for off-road enthusiasts who demand off-road capabilities.The most significant technical data are the ground clearance (26 inches) and a towing capacity of 3,000 lbs.

The exterior features flared fenders and integrated cladding and running boards, all dressed in lightening yellow paint to match the color scheme of Suzuki ATVs.

The “Dune” interior is capable of five seats and features a rear off-road gear storage and “mobile garage” work station, ideal for last-minute adjustments. It is also equipped with a built-in GPS and navigation system.

“Blizzard” Grand Vitara

Suzuki Blizzard ConceptThe “Blizzard” Grand Vitara is designed to fulfill the needs of people with active lifestyles focused on snow sports. With a 2.7-liter turbocharged Suzuki engine, full-time four-mode four-wheel drive system and wide grip studded snow tires, the “Blizzard” is equipped to handle just about any road condition. The Grand Vitara concept offers a dockable iPod station, an in-car video and gaming system and in-car Internet access, allowing passengers to check snow conditions on the way to the mountain. In the rear, the vehicle offers chairlift-style seating for gearing up for the slopes and removing and drying gear afterwards. The “Blizzard” is equipped with built-in glove and boot warmers and ventilated wet gear storage in the rear cargo area, and a custom roof rack system with enclosed, backlit snowboard pods and a television camera to let the driver keep an eye on his/her snow equipment.

“Sea” Forenza Wagon

Suzuki Sea Florenza Wagon Concept The “Sea” Forenza Wagon is designed to meet the likes and needs of surf sport adventure seekers. The interior styling of the “Sea” matches the look and feel of recreational gear, and the exterior possesses subtle performance-based elements, including a custom air intake, front fascia, driving lights and rear quarter windowless panes.

The “Sea” is equipped with a custom audio system with iPod compatibility and rear subwoofer, as well as in-car Internet access, allowing passengers to check surf conditions on the way to the beach. In addition, it offers a handheld shower wand and ventilated wet gear storage and small gear compartments, a custom roof storage rack for surfboards, wetsuit dryer and SmartPass™ Pro biometric technology for locking/unlocking the doors.

(Source: Suzuki)

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