At the beginning of 2020, Suzuki unveiled the facelift for the second generation of the Ignis. It was designed for better fuel efficiency due to a new drivetrain.

Designed for the busy city streets, the subcompact crossover Suzuki Ingnis was a small city car that offered practicality and style at an affordable price.

Suzuki Ignis was one of the first crossovers built by the Japanese carmaker. But it didn't build it alone. It worked together with GM and Subaru.

Suzuki needed to produce a certain number of vehicles to get an FIA homologation for the FIA Junior World Rally Championship (JWRC), and its best bet was the Ignis Sport.

Suzuki tried to expand its product range and developed the Ignis with some help from General Motors and Subaru. The result was better than expected.

Suzuki introduced the first generation of the Ignis in 2000, working together with GM and Subaru. The result exceeded their expectations.