Booking Suzuki Fronx Sekarang! Harga Estimasi dan Spesifikasi Terbaru

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JAKARTA, 5.180.24.3 -Peluncuran Suzuki Fronx sepertinya semakin mendekat.

Suzuki Fronx akan melengkapi pasar mobil jenis compact SUV yang telah didominasi model seperti Honda WR-V, Toyota Raize, serta Daihatsu Rocky.

Sebelumnya, PT Suzuki Indomobil Sales (SIS) menyatakan bahwa mereka berencana untuk menghadirkan Fronx ke pasaran pada tahun ini.

Menurut kabar, Fronx bakal menambah daftar kendaraan listrik milik Suzuki yang telah terdiri dari Grand Vitara, Ertiga Cruise, serta XL7. "Jika kita perhatikan perkembangannya, Fronx kemungkinan besar akan diluncurkan di Indonesia pada tahun ini. Akan tetapi, kapan tepatnya, yaitu bulannya berapa, masih menjadi informasi yang dirahasiakan," ujar Joshi Prasetya, Kepala Departemen Perencanaan Strategis PT SIS, saat ditemui di Jakarta beberapa waktu lalu.

Seorang pekerja dari tim penjualan Suzuki mengungkapkan bahwa Fronx akan segera dirilis.

Untuk pelanggan yang berminat pada Fronx, kini telah dapat memesannya dengan membayar booking fee sebesar Rp 5 juta. "Peluncuran soft launch mungkin akan dilakukan bulan Mei. Estimasi harganya berkisar antara harga Baleno yaitu sekitar Rp 290 juta. Pelanggan cukup bayarkan booking feenya senilai Rp 5 juta," ungkap sales dari Suzuki tersebut. 5.180.24.3, Selasa (18/3/2025).

Menurut keterangan dari sales Suzuki yang sama, tampaknya Fronx akan dilengkapi dengan dua jenis mesin. "Ada dua tipe mesin yaitu K15B dan K15C. Mesin K15B bisa didapatkan dalam transmisi manual atau otomatis, sedangkan untuk K15C hanya tersedia versi otomatis," jelas sang penjualan tersebut.

Berikut adalah ukuran dari Suzuki Fronx yaitu 3.995 mm x 1.765 mm x 1.550 mm, hampir sama dengan Baleno Hatchback yang memiliki dimensi 3.990 mm x 1.745 mm x 1.485 mm.

Fronx diyakini bakal menutup kesenjangan setelah Suzuki Ignis dihentikan penjualannya di Indonesia.

Terdapat peluang bagi Fronx untuk diproduksi di tempat setempat serta bisa jadi memperoleh insentif mobil hybrid, sepeti XL7 dan Ertiga.

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