Our colleagues and our dealerships joined the 21st Shoebox Campaign organized by Hungarian Baptist Aid, one of Hungary's largest Christmas charity programs.

Driving in a rural setting, on our favourite route, and listening to music – this is what we enjoy most. The experience of driving is so rewarding that we are even willing to go on longer trips for it. For most respondents in a survey conducted by Magyar Suzuki , driving represents comfort and a sense of freedom.

For the fourth consecutive year, Magyar Suzuki is not spending money on Christmas gifts for partners, but on supporting local organizations that contribute to healthcare or work to improve the living conditions of disadvantaged or vulnerable groups. As in previous years, the Suzuki community – Magyar Suzuki employees – decided who would receive the financial support of 5 million HUF this year.

On the National Entrepreneurs' Day on 6 December, another prestigious award was presented to Magyar Suzuki Corporation at the Palace of Arts in Budapest.

Our “Together on the Roads” road safety campaign and the press event for the launch of the 4 millionth Esztergom model were both awarded bronze medals in the Prizma Creative PR competition.

Suzuki Motor Corporation’s Swift compact car has won the 2025 RJC Car of the Year award promoted by the Automotive Researchers’ and Journalists’ Conference of Japan (RJC). The award-winning Swift is the fourth-generation model since its launch in 2004 and the fourth consecutive generation to win the award.

For more than 20 years, the weekly Figyelő has been compiling and announcing the list of the 200 most prestigious large companies in Hungary based on the previous year's financial results. At this year's gala, Magyar Suzuki received the OPTEN Stability Award.

Suzuki Motor Corporation has unveiled its first mass-production battery electric vehicle (BEV) model, the e VITARA, in Milan, Italy. Production will commence at Suzuki Motor Gujarat in India in spring 2025, with sales expected to begin in various countries, including Europe, India, and Japan, around summer 2025.

Parking and driving uphill pose the greatest difficulties for drivers, and the road to obtaining a driver’s licence is not always smooth – as revealed in a survey by Magyar Suzuki . More than one-third of the respondents, however, felt confident on the road after just a few months of practice.