With the success of the Jimny continuing apace, Suzuki is looking to expand the nameplate's reach. A pickup truck model is reportedly in the works, as are a hybrid and EV.

"Imagine a Jimny with two seats at the front and nothing at the back," a Suzuki executive said, fueling speculation about a future variant.

Suzuki previewed what a pickup variant of the current-generation Jimny could look like with a close-to-production concept unveiled in 2019. The range has grown since, there’s a four-door Jimny ...

Suzuki showed off a Jimny pickup truck concept at the 2019 Tokyo Auto Salon, and it garnered more positive hype for the already beloved new-generation 4x4. Shropshire Quads out of the United ...

Giles Walker, CEO of Yomper 4×4 said: “There are other companies who have done Jimny pick-up conversions. But none have gone as far as to create a bespoke body and chassis like that of the ...

The Yomper Bergan is more than just a chop job of the third-generation Suzuki Jimny's existing body. (The conversion can be done on fourth-gen Jimnys, too, as they're very similar, but those are ...

TzyHerr91 added his build back in 2021, but only now it was chosen as Today's Staff Pick. However, this Suzuki Jimny still needs 10,000 supporters to be reviewed by an expert and get approved to ...

While there are other companies that offer Jimny pick-up conversions, few (if any) will go as far as to create a bespoke body and chassis, like you get on the Yomper, which according to Yomper 4x4 ...

In the current Jimny, it pumps out a modest 101 HP (102 PS / 75 kW) and 95 lb-ft (130 Nm) of torque, and can be hooked up to a five-speed manual or a four-speed automatic transmission.

A 2017 Jimny with around 30,000 miles goes for about £17,000 ($22,870 U.S.) on Autocar UK. Samson has some models for sale, a JMV225B Bergan asking £16,995, a JMV275 Commercial asking £17,995 ...

We've been deeply jealous of the new Suzuki Jimny for some time now. It's a lighter, simpler, cheaper mini-Jeep with Japanese reliability and Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen looks. But it's also unavailable ...