Suzuki Hustler 2017
Engine Capacity
658cc
Power
64hp
Torque
100Nm
Speed
140 kmph
transmission
CVT
Drive Type
Front Wheel Drive (FWD)
Price Range
Tk 1.1M - 1.6M
Overview
The Suzuki Hustler 2017, is a city-savvy K-car crossover blending rugged looks with hybrid efficiency, spacious interior, storage, and advanced safety features for a smart urban ride.
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Top Features
Fuel efficientReliable performanceComfortable rideModern interiorTouchscreen infotainmentABS with EBDGood resale valueSpacious cabinAir conditioningView all specifications and features
Pros
High performanceGood spacious cabinEasy to travel in traffic and on rough roadsLarge boot space
Cons
Body roll issueAbsence of telescopic adjustments in the steering wheelPower issuesSuspension issueExpert's Opinion
4.1
out of 5
The Suzuki Hustler 2017 is all about practicality for families on the go. The cabin is surprisingly roomy, so even long trips won't feel cramped with everyone on board. Plus, with a bunch of safety features included, you can focus on making memories instead of worrying about bumps in the road. Sure, it might not be perfect, but the Hustler is a reliable choice that gets the job done.
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Exterior Design
The 2017 Suzuki Hustler features a distinctive and boxy design, blending elements of a mini-SUV with compact dimensions. Its tall stance and rugged styling cues, such as pronounced wheel arches and a bold front grille, give it a unique presence on the road.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the engine capacity and power output of the Suzuki Hustler 2017?
Suzuki Hustler 2017 comes with a 658 cc (0.66 L) engine that produces 52 HP @ 6,500 RPM, delivering reliable performance for daily drives and beyond.
How much torque does the Suzuki Hustler 2017 generate and at what RPM?
What type of transmission and drive does the Suzuki Hustler 2017 have?
What is the top speed of the Suzuki Hustler 2017?
What body type is the Suzuki Hustler 2017 and is it suitable for city use?
