The platform the Gypsy is built on, the SJ410, was available with a long-wheelbase and a pop-top (plus a slew of other combinations) globally, according to Suzuki Club UK and Motor Trend.

The Maruti Suzuki Gypsy was initially launched with a 1.0-litre engine that made 45bhp, while in 1996, Maruti Suzuki updated the Gypsy with the Maruti Esteem’s 1.3-litre unit that made 60bhp.

The stock Maruti Suzuki Gypsy was powered by a 1.3L petrol engine that produced 81hp and 103Nm of peak torque. The engine came mated to a 5-speed gearbox with a 4x4 system and even a low range ...

It is the 40th anniversary for Suzuki Jimny (Gypsy) which was launched as a compact 4x4. It was called Jimny Sierra. Back in 1970, the Jimny was probably the most affordable 4x4 vehicle.

Tadpole Projects, known for offering EV conversions of vintage cars such as the original VW Beetle and the Suzuki Gypsy, was a natural fit for this project. The conversion kit includes a single ...

One of the most iconic Maruti cars in India, the Gypsy, has officially been axed from the brand's lineup and you can no longer order a new one. The Gypsy managed to remain in production for over ...

Here's what this means for the Maruti Suzuki Gypsy in India! Maruti Suzuki Gypsy likely to be revived, but not soon: Here’s why Maruti Suzuki is not in a hurry - Car News | The Financial Express ...

Production of Gypsy has stopped. Maruti Suzuki dealers have been informed not to accept any new bookings. Published On Mar 03, 2019 12:25:00 PM. 26,968 Views. Follow us on . By Akbar Merchant.

The Suzuki Jimny might replace the 35-year-old Gypsy in India.The launch of the Jimny was initially slated to take place in March this year, but was delayed due to safety updates ...

Perhaps, that is the reason why Suzuki is sticking with the Gypsy moniker in India. When discontinued from the mainstream market, the Gypsy used to cost anywhere between $7,000 to $10,000.

New Delhi: The Indian Army could be considering the Maruti Suzuki Jimny as the replacement for its old warhorse Gypsy. According to reports, the Army is looking to replace around 35,000 units of ...

Maruti Gypsy, the open top 4x4 has been the trusted weapon of choice for the Indian police and armed forces and the rally drivers. But, after over 3 decades, Maruti Suzuki has decided to finally ...