Driver assistance and automatic emergency braking Suzuki: problems by model and engine

Documented faults, from most to least important

Severity × frequency. Below each one, the Suzuki models it appears in.

- High severityFrequency: RareSuzuki Jimny IVAutomatic emergency braking (AEB) can activate for no reason when passing a guardrailIn a test published in December 2018, the Jimny's emergency braking system braked unnecessarily by interpreting a nearby guardrail as a vehicle, and the ESP also intervened. We have found no recall or published update since then that corrects it.
- Low severityFrequency: RareSuzuki IgnisMultimedia system fault: radio, GPS and reversing cameraAccording to owner reports collected by fiches-auto.fr, some Ignis cars have an unstable multimedia screen: the radio fails, the GPS is unavailable, the reversing camera stops working or the USB does not respond. There is no known official recall.
- Low severityFrequency: RareSuzuki Swift VIAdaptive cruise control prevents smooth pull-away after a tollAn owner of a 82 hp Swift 1.2 Dualjet Hybrid tells fiches-auto that, leaving a toll with adaptive cruise control active, the car did not pull away normally, and since then they switch it off before every stop. It is a single account, with no known fix or technical bulletin.

By Suzuki model

Open yours to see only the faults that affect it, by engine and by year.

Frequently asked questions

What faults with driver assistance systems do Suzuki cars have?

In 3 models from Suzuki there are 3 documented faults with driver assistance systems. The most important: automatic emergency braking (AEB) can activate for no reason when passing a guardrail, multimedia system fault: radio, GPS and reversing camera and adaptive cruise control prevents smooth pull-away after a toll. Each fault has its own page with the affected years and versions, the symptoms and the repair cost.

Which Suzuki models have the most problems with driver assistance systems?

Suzuki Ignis (1 fault), Suzuki Jimny IV (1 fault) and Suzuki Swift VI (1 fault).