After the launch of the Yamaha Fazzio Hybrid some time ago, not a few consumers in Indonesia who also hope that Suzuki will soon present Saluto as an opponent. Saluto is said to have features, technology, and design that are able to compete with Fazzio.
Suzuki Saluto premiered in Taiwan at the end of 2019 and captured the attention of the world including Indonesia. The design is different from Japanese skutik, more viscous European nuances so the reason why this bike is expected to paved in the country.
 |
| Suzuki Saluto |
So what's the latest news about Saluto in Indonesia? Explained by 2 Wheels Sales & Marketing Department Head of PT Suzuki Indomobil Sales (SIS) Teuku Agha, his party will continue to try to present products that are in accordance with the needs of consumers, specifically about Saluto he was reluctant to talk further.
"Regarding Suzuki Saluto, SIS cannot comment on products that have not been marketed in Indonesia. But we still try to present product products to meet consumer expectations," said Agha, Monday (1/24/2022).
If you remember, in June 2021, Suzuki once said that Saluto was waiting for permission from the principal in Japan to be marketed in Indonesia. Which if analyzed means sis has done research related to its chances of success in the domestic market.
Read Also :
Smart Automotive Tips to Save Money on Car Repairs in America
Beginner’s Guide to Car Ownership in the United States
Top Automotive Tips to Extend Your Car’s Lifespan in the USA
Essential Car Maintenance Tips Every U.S. Driver Should Know
Suzuki Saluto Design
Looking at the overall design saluto does have a different DNA to most Suzuki sticks. The design is slightly similar to the vespa motorcycle style. Starting from the shape of the headlights, body and front tie, to the curves of the body that is squinting at the stern.
The pull of the Saluto line is fairly elegant although not too rounded classic retro motorcycle style. This stick is more appropriately referred to as a modern retro with a touch of fairly sharp lines.
For information, this classic retro-style motorcycle visual is indeed designed directly by famous Italian designer, Alessandro Tartarini. He has made designs from Lambretta, Italjet Dragster, Brutus, and others.
Specifications of Suzuki Saluto
Suzuki Saluto carries a 124 cc, 1-cylinder engine, liquid coolant, injection mixer, with Suzuki Eco Performance (SEP) technology that is claimed to be able to compensate for performance and fuel efficiency.
The pacemaker can produce a maximum power of 9.2 horsepower at 7,000 rpm and a peak torque of 10 Nm at 6,000 rpm. The output is channeled to the rear wheels via CVT (Continuously Variable Transmission) transmission.
Features of Suzuki Saluto
Speaking of features, Saluto is equipped with a keyless key. Then the seat has also used a pop up model so that it makes it easier for riders when opening the lid. Then there is also a USB 5V2A type charging dock that supports fast charging.
The lighting system already carries full LED technology, both in headlights, taillights, markers, and DRL as sweeteners. Oh yes, the meter panel in Saluto uses a combination analog and digital model.
Where the speedometer is analog while the BBM pointer, tripmeter, and others are digital. Dashboard backlights use a light sensor that can automatically adjust the brightness intensity to make it easily visible and dimmed slightly at night so as not to dazzle, cool!
In Taiwan this motorcycle is sold with a price tag of around TWD 78,000 or equivalent to Rp 40.3 million. If later sold in Indonesia with import status, the price will certainly be eroded according to the cost of import duties. But it will be competitive if Saluto can be produced domestically.
Interesting to wait for the presence of Suzuki Saluto in the Indonesian market. Are you the one looking forward to it?
Comments
Post a Comment