Magyar Suzuki’s “Together on the Roads – First Aid Can Save Lives!” campaign received two bronze awards at PREXA, one of the most prestigious competitions in Hungary’s communications industry. The company’s campaign was entered into three categories in total: it won bronze awards in the PR-driven Integrated Campaign and Social Communication (Public Interest Issues) categories, while also being shortlisted in the Issue Management category.

This year, Magyar Suzuki held its traditional waste clean-up campaign in Esztergom for the fifth time. The company’s employees were pleased to join the initiative and work together to create a cleaner, more liveable environment.

Magyar Suzuki marks its 35th anniversary with research on brand awareness, perception and its role in Hungarian motoring culture.
A recent survey conducted on the occasion of Magyar Suzuki’s 35th anniversary highlights the brand’s exceptionally strong position among Hungarians. According to the findings, Suzuki is most commonly associated with reliability, strong value for money and low maintenance costs.

Magyar Suzuki Corporation was honored at the 2026 MPRSZ x Brandfizz Attractive Employers TOP List Awards and became the 3rd Top Attractive Employer in 2026 in Hungary.

In 2025, Magyar Suzuki once again maintained its leading position on the Hungarian new passenger car market: with 14,285 registered vehicles and an 11.04 percent market share, the company finished in first place for the 22nd time. Including imported models, the company sold a total of 109,994 vehicles worldwide, while 108,072 passenger cars rolled off the production line in Hungary. The company’s net sales revenue amounted to EUR 2.059 billion.

On Traffic Culture Day, Magyar Suzuki received an award for its work on improving road traffic safety and transport culture. The Esztergom-based car manufacturer received the recognition for its “Together on the Roads” campaign.

On the occasion of the Day of Transport Culture, the National Accident Prevention Committee of the National Police Headquarters (ORFK) will distribute a road safety activity booklet – prepared with the support of Magyar Suzuki Corporation – to about 100,000 first-graders. The booklet is designed to help pupils learn the basics of road safety in a playful way before the summer holidays.

Once again, it was a tight competition to decide which models could claim the Hungarian Car of the Year title, as the contest – now held for the seventh time – saw thirty brands enter a total of fifty cars. Alongside the professional awards, the public vote also played a key role, and Suzuki proved unbeatable once more.

At the beginning of May, one of the most prestigious European youth tournaments, the Puskás-Suzuki Cup, was organised for the 18th time with eight teams participating. The Real-Madrid U17 won the football tournament.

Magyar Suzuki Zrt. is elevating the after-sales customer experience to new levels with the launch of the Suzuki Pro Guarantee Program, designed to offer long-term, reliable, and high-level protection for its customers.