Suzuki Jimny Coolant Type

You can find 11 different trims for the Suzuki Jimny and their corresponding recommended coolant type.

The years available stretch from 1998 through to 2024 and to view the coolant type and capacity you just click to expand.

The Jimny first arrived on the market in 1970 and has remained available ever since. During this time, there have been a total of four generations to be unveiled. The latest of these made its debut in 2018.

Shortly after the release of the fourth-gen version, Suzuki announced that roughly 2.85 million models have been sold across the globe, putting it as one of the best-selling Suzuki models ever.

The Jimny is a fairly unique model as it sits in the Japanese kei car class because of its small size. Despite the emergence of compact crossover SUVs, it remains one of the smallest SUVs available.

This means its competition is fairly small, and came mainly from the Mazda AZ-Offroad. However, this was simply a rebadged version that was sold from 1998 onwards.

The styling of the Jimny is often compared to that of the Mercedes-Benz G-Class, Jeep Renegade, and Land Rover Defender 90. Despite this, it sits far below all three in terms of size and pricing. This essentially puts in a class of its own.

Suzuki offers only two trim levels for the 2022 version. These are the GL 5MT and GLX 4AT. As their names indicate, these are the manual and automatic versions respectively.

The fourth-gen model is offered with only two engine options. These are a turbocharged 658 cc inline-3 and a 1.5 L inline-4.

These were mated with either a 5-speed manual or a 4-speed automatic. This is where the trim levels get their names.

While newer versions are powered exclusively by petrol engines, there were diesel offerings until 1998.

It is likely that there will be a new powertrain for the Jimny as Suzuki announced that there will hopefully be a fully-electric version by 2030.