The Smallest SUV taking over the streets of Lagos, Quick Suzuki S-Presso Review

You probably know about this small SUV if you reside in Nigeria, particularly Lagos. Can you guess which one it is? Believe it or not, the smallest SUV in Africa is the Suzuki S-Presso, classified as a micro-SUV rather than a sedan or hatchback. Recently, CFAO and Moove announced a partnership to make it easier for people to acquire brand-new vehicles in Nigeria.

Since then, CFAO Motors Nigeria, the exclusive distributor of Suzuki cars in Nigeria, has successfully delivered several hundred cars to Moove. Moove is the world’s first mobility fintech, providing revenue-based vehicle financing and financial services to mobility entrepreneurs. Thanks to this program, hundreds of Nigerians now have the opportunity to work towards vehicle ownership, which is invaluable.

Suzuki has a well-known reputation for producing small-sized cars. Throughout the years, they have manufactured various small cars that took over the market. Perhaps this is why they have continued innovating in the manufacturing and production of small-sized vehicles. Another visible outcome of this collaboration is the increasing number of mini-Suzuki SUVs on the streets of Lagos. The Suzuki S-PRESSO, built with a compact yet robust appearance and a unique design, has generated much interest. The size of the S-Presso does not make it any less of a daily driving SUV.

Affordability

The Suzuki S-PRESSO is a great choice for those looking for value for money. It offers a one-time affordable price and is cost-effective in terms of total cost of ownership, thanks to its fuel-efficient engine and low maintenance cost. This makes it an ideal option for middle-income earners wanting to own a brand-new vehicle with a full warranty.

The Suzuki S-Presso came on the scene and shocked everyone with its low price of N9,900,000. For many, that amount is attainable through financing or a cash purchase. For others, that amount of money is something to consider and something that you can’t just spend at the drop of a hat.

So, is it worth it?

We’ll have to admit that if you’re used to having a certain standard with your cars or are very particular, this vehicle isn’t for you. The veteran car buyer might find the S-Presso a bit bare. Cheap thrills aside, space is one of the more impressive aspects of the S-Presso. As we showed in our video review, large individuals can even fit in the rear seats of this car.

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Also, about legroom, Suzuki was able to maximize space for passengers; though there will be a squeeze at the rear, two can sit comfortably without much worry.