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Suzuki's Black Car Friday Sale: 10% Off Black Jimny, Swift, Fronx and e VITARA Until 30 November

Written by CarSorted News Team · 13 November 2026

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Black Suzuki Jimny three-door, front three-quarter studio view

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Fast facts

2026 Suzuki e Vitara Motion FWD

If you've had your eye on a Jimny and you don't mind it in black, the next two and a half weeks bring a real price cut, printed on Suzuki's own site. Suzuki Australia has knocked 10% off the recommended retail price of black cars its dealers have in stock, and published drive-away prices for nine versions across the Swift, Fronx, Vitara, e VITARA and Jimny.

Key Takeaways

  • 10% off RRP on black Suzukis in dealer stock: Swift Hybrid from $23,022 drive-away, Jimny from $35,762, e VITARA from $42,862
  • Printed savings run from $2,614 (Swift Hybrid) to $5,774 (e VITARA Ultra)
  • Order between 12 and 30 November 2026 and take delivery by 30 November
  • Black body colour required; two-tone cars with a black roof don't count
  • For private buyers, and not available in Queensland or Northern NSW

The catch is the clock and the colour. You have to order by 30 November and take delivery by the same day, so it works on cars already sitting at a dealer. And it's black paint or nothing: Suzuki names one specific black for each model, and a two-tone car with a black roof is out.

In dollar terms, the bigger the car, the bigger the cut, which makes the electric e VITARA the headline at almost $5,800 off the Ultra. But for a lot of buyers the more interesting line is the Jimny, at $3,474 off the three-door.

Suzuki e Vitara Motion

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Suzuki Australia has an offer on the e Vitara until 30 November 2026

Offer from Suzuki Australia, checked 12 Nov 2026

The Black Car Friday Prices

ModelColourOffer priceSaving
Petrol hybrid
Swift HybridSuper Black Pearlfrom $23,022 drive-away$2,614
Swift Hybrid PlusSuper Black Pearlfrom $27,272 drive-away$2,864
Swift Hybrid GLXSuper Black Pearlfrom $29,072 drive-away$3,064
Fronx HybridBluish Black Pearlfrom $27,662 drive-away$3,074
Vitara Turbo HybridCosmic Black Pearl Metallicfrom $36,762 drive-away$3,974
Petrol, four-wheel drive
Jimny (three-door)Bluish Black Pearlfrom $35,762 drive-away$3,474
Jimny XL (five-door)Bluish Black Pearlfrom $37,562 drive-away$3,674
Electric
e VITARA MotionBluish Black Pearlfrom $42,862 drive-away$4,874
e VITARA UltraBluish Black Pearl Metallicfrom $51,962 drive-away$5,774

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Prices and savings as printed on Suzuki Australia's offers page on 13 November 2026. Suzuki says its drive-away prices include registration, CTP insurance, estimated dealer delivery and stamp duty, and may vary before delivery. Offer ends 30 November 2026.

A note on the "from". Where a model comes with a manual and an automatic, the "from" price is Suzuki's figure for the lower-priced version available in black. The base Swift Hybrid is sold with a five-speed manual or a CVT automatic, and the Jimny with a five-speed manual or a four-speed auto, so check which gearbox the dealer's black car actually has before you get excited about the headline number.

The fine print also lists the Ignis in Super Black Pearl as eligible, but Suzuki hasn't published an Ignis offer price. If you want one, ask the dealer what the 10% works out to on their car.

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The Fine Print, in Plain English

A lot of what can trip you up is in the terms, so here they are without the legalese:

  • The discount is 10% off the manufacturer's RRP. The drive-away prices above are Suzuki's own figures with that discount applied.
  • It covers new and demonstrator cars already in a participating dealer's stock. It isn't a factory order deal, and when the black cars are gone, they're gone.
  • You must order between 12 and 30 November 2026 and take delivery by 30 November 2026.
  • Private buyers, a maximum of two cars per person. Fleet, rental and government purchases are excluded.
  • It can't be stacked with any other Suzuki offer, and it isn't transferable or redeemable for cash.
  • It isn't available in Queensland or Northern NSW.
  • Suzuki can change, withdraw or extend the offer at any time.

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Finance

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What You're Getting: The Key Specs

None of the cars change with the offer, so the specs are as Suzuki Australia prints them on each model's spec or offer page.

ModelPowertrainOutputGearbox / driveFuel or range
Swift Hybrid1.2L three-cylinder hybrid59.6kW / 108.8Nm5-speed manual or CVT, front-drive3.8L/100km manual, 4.0L/100km auto
Fronx Hybrid1.5L hybrid75.8kW / 136.8Nm6-speed auto, front-drive4.9L/100km combined
Vitara Turbo Hybrid1.4L turbo, 48V mild hybrid80.9kW / 235Nm6-speed auto5.8L/100km
Jimny / Jimny XL1.5L petrol75kW / 130Nm5-speed manual or 4-speed auto, part-time 4WD6.4L/100km manual, 6.9L/100km auto
e VITARA MotionElectric, 49kWh batterySee car pageFront-drive344km claimed range
e VITARA UltraElectric, 61kWh batterySee car pageALLGRIP-e all-wheel drive395km claimed range
Black Suzuki e VITARA Motion electric SUV, front three-quarter studio view

Image credit: Suzuki Australia

Equipment Highlights

The offer doesn't add any gear, so you get the standard kit of whichever grade the dealer has. From Suzuki's offer pages: the base Swift Hybrid has a 9-inch touchscreen with digital radio, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, keyless entry and start, LED headlights and a reversing camera. The Plus adds 16-inch alloys, privacy glass and heated front seats, and the GLX brings wireless phone charging, climate control and power-folding mirrors.

The Fronx Hybrid gets a head-up display, heated front seats, adaptive cruise with lane keeping and wireless phone charging. The Jimny has a 9-inch screen, digital climate control, 15-inch alloys and automatic LED headlights, while the XL adds the two rear doors and rear parking sensors. Both e VITARA grades sit on 18-inch alloys with a 360-degree camera.

For the full equipment list of each grade, the car pages linked in the price table carry what we hold, line by line.

Safety

A price offer doesn't change a car's safety rating, and the ANCAP picture is quite different from one Suzuki to the next in this sale. Rather than lump them together, we'd point you to each model's car page, linked in the table above, for its ANCAP status before you sign. If a rating matters to you, and it should, check it on the exact model and body you're buying.

How the Offer Prices Compare

Here's how the discounted Suzukis line up against rivals in our directory. Watch the price labels: Suzuki prints drive-away, several rivals are listed at RRP before on-road costs, so a rival at RRP will cost several thousand dollars more on the road than the table suggests.

CarPriceKey figure
Small hybrid hatches
Suzuki Swift Hybrid (black)from $23,022 drive-away4.0L/100km (auto)
MG3 Excite Hybrid+$27,990 RRP4.3L/100km
Toyota Yaris Ascent Sport hybrid$28,990 RRP3.5L/100km
Small SUVs
Suzuki Fronx Hybrid (black)from $27,662 drive-away4.9L/100km
Mazda CX-3 G20 Pure$27,800 RRP6.3L/100km
Small electric SUVs
MG4 Urban Essence 43$29,990 drive-awaySee car page
BYD Atto 2 Dynamic$31,990 RRP51.1kWh battery
Suzuki e VITARA Motion (black)from $42,862 drive-away49kWh, 344km
Kia EV3 Air Standard Range$47,600 RRP58.3kWh battery

Current price on CarSorted: MG MG3 Excite Hybrid+ $27,990 RRP, as at 22 Jul 2026; Toyota Yaris Ascent Sport $28,990 RRP, as at 4 Oct 2026.

Rival prices and figures as listed in our directory on 11 November 2026. RRP excludes on-road costs; drive-away includes them.

The Swift is the standout here. At $23,022 drive-away for a black base Swift Hybrid, it undercuts the hybrid MG3 and the Yaris hybrid before you even add on-road costs to theirs. The Yaris still prints the lower fuel figure, but the gap between 3.5 and 4.0L/100km is small next to a price difference of $5,968 before the Toyota's on-road costs are even added.

The Fronx is the same story one size up: a black Fronx Hybrid on the road costs about what a CX-3 G20 Pure lists for before on-roads, and Suzuki prints a much lower fuel figure for it.

The e VITARA Ultra's $5,774 is the largest saving Suzuki prints in this sale, yet it still doesn't make the e VITARA the value pick. Even after almost $4,900 off, the Motion is well above the MG4 Urban and the Atto 2 in our directory. Where it does land well is against the Kia EV3, which lists for more before on-road costs. If you want the e VITARA's all-wheel drive, the Ultra at $51,962 drive-away is the grade that has it; the Motion is front-drive.

Black Suzuki Swift Hybrid hatchback, front three-quarter studio view

Image credit: Suzuki Australia

Our Take

It's a clever bit of marketing, and a genuine discount. Ten per cent off RRP is real money, $3,474 on a three-door Jimny, and Suzuki has done the useful thing of printing an actual drive-away price for each model instead of a vague "up to" figure.

The limits are equally real. You can't order one in, you can't pick a different colour, and if you live in Queensland or Northern NSW you're out entirely. With a delivery deadline of 30 November, the useful window is shorter than it looks once finance approval and paperwork are counted.

Black also shows dust and swirl marks more readily than lighter paint. That's not a reason to skip a good price, but if you were going to pay extra to avoid black anyway, factor that in.

What This Means for Buyers

If you were already shopping a Swift Hybrid or Jimny and black suits you, ring your nearest dealers this week and ask what black stock they hold, which gearbox it has and whether they can deliver by 30 November. Get the drive-away figure in writing and check it against Suzuki's printed offer price.

If you're choosing between the e VITARA and a cheaper EV, the offer narrows the gap without closing it, so weigh range and running costs before price. Our compare tool will put the e VITARA Motion and its rivals side by side.

And if you're in Queensland or Northern NSW, this one isn't for you. Keep an eye on our news page for the next Suzuki offer that is.

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Disclaimer: Offer prices, savings, eligible colours and terms are from Suzuki Australia's Black Car Friday offer pages as read on 13 November 2026. The offer runs for orders from 12 to 30 November 2026 with delivery by 30 November 2026, applies to private buyers on participating dealer stock while it lasts, and is not available in Queensland or Northern NSW. Suzuki may change, withdraw or extend it at any time. Specifications are from Suzuki Australia's model specification and offer pages. Rival prices are as listed in our directory on 11 November 2026; RRP excludes on-road costs. Confirm price, specification and availability with a Suzuki dealer before you buy.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Suzuki's Black Car Friday sale?
Suzuki Australia is offering 10% off the manufacturer's recommended retail price on new and demonstrator Suzukis with a black body colour. The car has to be ordered between 12 and 30 November 2026 and delivered by 30 November 2026. It's for private buyers at participating dealers, on stock they already hold, while it lasts.
How cheap is a Suzuki Jimny in the Black Friday sale?
Suzuki prints the three-door Jimny in Bluish Black Pearl from $35,762 drive-away, a saving of $3,474, and the five-door Jimny XL in the same colour from $37,562 drive-away, a saving of $3,674.
Which Suzuki models are included?
Suzuki has published offer prices for the Swift Hybrid, Swift Hybrid Plus, Swift Hybrid GLX, Fronx Hybrid, Vitara Turbo Hybrid, e VITARA Motion, e VITARA Ultra, Jimny and Jimny XL. The fine print also names the Ignis in Super Black Pearl, but there's no Ignis price card, so ask a dealer.
Can I get the Suzuki Black Friday deal in Queensland?
No. Suzuki's terms say the offer isn't available in Queensland or Northern NSW. It also excludes fleet, rental and government buyers, and can't be combined with any other offer.
Does a black roof count for the Suzuki offer?
No. The terms exclude two-tone cars with a black roof over a different body colour. The body itself has to be one of the listed black paints, such as Super Black Pearl on the Swift or Bluish Black Pearl on the Jimny.
Is the Suzuki e VITARA a good buy at the Black Friday price?
At $42,862 drive-away for the Motion and $51,962 for the all-wheel-drive Ultra, the e VITARA is still dearer than the MG4 Urban and BYD Atto 2 in our directory, but the offer narrows the gap. The Motion has a 49kWh battery and a 344km claimed range; the Ultra has 61kWh and 395km.

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Disclaimer: All information in this article was believed to be correct at the time of publishing (13 November 2026). Prices are manufacturer recommended retail prices (RRP) and may vary by state, dealer, and options. Specifications, government incentives, and rebates can change without notice. Always verify details with the manufacturer or relevant authority before making a purchase decision. Running cost estimates are based on average Australian driving conditions at 15,000 km/year. CarSorted does not accept payment for recommendations or rankings.

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