Suzuki Spacia

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The Suzuki Spacia is a kei car produced by Suzuki.^[1] It was a replacement for the Suzuki Palette, which was discontinued in February 2013. It improves upon fuel efficiency, is lighter and features a larger cabin than its predecessor.^[2] The vehicle is also supplied to Mazda as the Mazda Flair Wagon.

First generation (MK32S/42S; 2013)

The first-generation Spacia was released in March 2013 with three grades; G, X and the turbocharged T.^[1][3] The Flair Wagon followed later in April with two grades; XG and XS, all with naturally aspirated engine.^[4]

The upmarket variant called Spacia Custom was released in June 2013 with three grades; GS, XS and the turbocharged TS.^[5] Mazda also introduced their version of the Spacia Custom as Flair Wagon Custom Style a month later with two grades; XS and the turbocharged XT.^[6]

Limited editions based on X and XS grades were launched in June 2014.^[7] Mazda also launched a limited edition based on XS grade in the same month.^[8] Another limited edition of Spacia Custom XS called J Style was launched in December.^[9]

The car received its facelift in May 2015.^[10][11] A limited edition based on G grade was launched in December.^[12]

New Z grade was added to the Spacia Custom line up in December 2016,^[13] it has different front end and not adopted by Mazda.

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  Spacia X (pre-facelift)
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  Spacial Custom TS (pre-facelift)
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  Spacia Custom TS (pre-facelift)
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  Spacia X (facelift)
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  Spacia Custom XS (facelift)
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  Spacia Custom Z
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  interior
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  Mazda Flair Wagon XS

Second generation (MK53S; 2017)

The second-generation Spacia was unveiled at the

On 20 December 2018, the crossover variant of the second-generation Spacia, called Spacia Gear, was released and is available in XZ and XZ Turbo grade levels with hybrid powertrain.[16]

Both the second-generation Spacia and Spacia Custom received their facelift on 3 December 2021 with new grille design, as well as a special edition variant for Spacia Gear called "My Style".^[17]

On 26 August 2022, the commercial variant of the second-generation Spacia, called Spacia Base, was released with pre-facelift Spacia Custom's front fascia while retaining the regular Spacia's rear lamps and rear bumper. It is available in GF and XF grade levels with naturally aspirated engine.^[18]

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  Spacia Hybrid X
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  Spacia Hybrid X
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  Spacia Base XF
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  Spacia Base XF
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  Spacia Gear "My Style"
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  Spacia Gear Hybrid XZ interior
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  Flair Wagon Custom Style Hybrid XS
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  Flair Wagon Custom Style Hybrid XS

Third generation (MK54S; 2023)

The third-generation Spacia was unveiled at the 2023

Sales

References

External links

Wikimedia Commons has media related to Suzuki Spacia and Mazda Flair Wagon.

• Official website
• Official website (Mazda Flair Wagon)