Jimny concepts at the 2019 Tokyo Auto Salon

Suzuki has probably pre-empted numerous aftermarket modifiers and customisers by creating a couple of Jimny-based concepts.

The more dramatic of the pair is the Jimny Sierra Pick Up Style. As that name suggests, it features a small open load space plus a two-seat cab. A retro front grille, four bar-mounted spotlights and some opinion-dividing wood-effect body trim are among the cosmetic additions.

Suzuki Jimny Sierra Pick Up Style (2019) Front Side

By contrast, the Jimny Survive is designed to withstand extreme conditions. Distinguished by tubular bumpers and an external roll cage, this conversion also boasts a front winch, off-road tyres, sand ladders and extra protection underneath.

Suzuki Jimny Survive (2019) Front Side

Both vehicles are due to appear in public for the first time at next month’s Tokyo Auto Salon.

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