Our company has once again been awarded the Family-Friendly Workplace certification!

On 14 June, Magyar Suzuki employees gathered with their family members and friends to collect rubbish in Esztergom as part of the “Pick it up from the ground, pick it up for the Earth” campaign.

Magyar Suzuki Corporation closed a dynamic financial year in 2024. The Esztergom-based manufacturer achieved 29.3% growth in the overall Hungarian new car market compared to the previous year. Of the 121,607 new passenger cars registered in Hungary, 15,732 were Suzukis, securing a market-leading position with a 12.94% market share.

Suzuki and Hungarian Government signed basic agreement on joint venture for car production 35 years ago.
On the 35th anniversary of the signing of a basic agreement between Suzuki and the Hungarian Government on a joint venture for car production, Magyar Suzuki hosted a gala dinner at which the legendary leader Osamu Suzuki, who passed away last year, was solemnly commemorated. The event highlighted the former president-CEO’s unforgettable role in the success story of the Esztergom-based manufacturing company. Toshihiro Suzuki, the current representative director and president of Suzuki Motor Corporation, thanked all those who have helped Magyar Suzuki play a stable role in the Hungarian economy and international car production since 1991 for their cooperation and support.

Magyar Suzuki Corporation has donated 50 chairs and 2 sofas to the Foundation of the Vaszary Kolos Hospital in Esztergom to support the modernisation of patient care departments. The furniture creates a more comfortable and modern environment for both patients and employees.

Magyar Suzuki has donated a white Suzuki Vitara to the University of Pannonia’s University Centre in Zalaegerszeg. This vehicle will further strengthen the students’ education and support their practice-oriented learning.

The Puskás-Suzuki Cup was held in Felcsút at the beginning of May, and our company has been a committed supporter from the very beginning. This year, the prestigious U17 football tournament was won by Juventus, after beating Budapest Honvéd 2–0 in the final.

The Then and Now Vehicle Expo was held for the eighth time in Esztergom on 27-28 April 2025. The Great Danube promenade in the heart of the city again opened up to vehicles and experiences for the family: alongside new and vintage cars, this included delicious snacks, music and interactive games. The success of the event is reflected by the fact that this year it attracted more than 22,000 visitors.