Magyar Suzuki is supporting the work of the Esztergom Police Department with its popular Suzuki Vitara. The company has been helping local law enforcement for more than 10 years.

The Then and Now Vehicle Expo, one of the most popular spring community events in Esztergom and the surrounding area, will be open to the public for the 8th time from 26 to 27 April on the Great Danube Promenade in the heart of the city, at the Esztergom Rugby Club. This multi-day event has become a key feature of spring cultural life in Esztergom, attracting thousands of visitors every year – not just because of the vehicles, but also for the fun, family-friendly programmes and special exhibitions.

Suzuki's Esztergom-made model, the Vitara, has received another prestigious award. For the second time in its history, it has won the Audience Award at the Hungarian Car of the Year 2025 competition.

Magyar Suzuki has donated a Suzuki Vitara to the Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME) to support vehicle engineering training. The handover ceremony was held at the BME’s Centre of Competence, where the leaders of the university and the company emphasised the importance of industrial cooperation.

The manufacturing launch of the Vitara in 2015 marked a significant turning point in the history of Magyar Suzuki in many respects, as it became the most popular passenger car in Hungary. This was the first model in the company’s history whose prototype was developed with the involvement of Hungarian engineers. Today, the one-millionth Vitara has rolled off the production line — a marble blue, GLX and sunroof equipped version, which will soon reach its new owner in Germany.