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Reducing energy consumption . That's how Suzuki 's new business plan could be summed up in a few words - very few words. Simple, straightforward.

But between saying it and doing it, there is a sea of complications, technological research, investment and challenges. The Japanese manufacturer's starting point is the 'Sho-Sho-Kei-Tan-Bi' approach - compact , smaller , light , minimalist , beautiful . The result will be electric cars with compact, efficient powertrains and small, lightweight batteries.



Adopting a circular economy will be essential to achieving this goal. "In the traditional economic system, known as the linear economy, the flow of raw material extraction, production, product use and disposal is unidirectional. This leads to high energy consumption , the depletion of resources and the destruction of the environment", stresses the Japanese manufacturer.

Suzuki EVX Concept "In the coming years, Suzuki will strive to minimise energy consumption by adopting the circular economy. This approach aims to reduce overall resource consumption by designing products that can be easily disassembled to encourage recycling and reuse of materials." Suzuki's aim is to follow the example of other manufacturers such as Renault , for whom recycling is becoming increasingly important in terms of savings and image.

After all, it's not enough to produce electric cars to be sustainable. Suzuki has long focused on weight reduction, and the arrival of electric cars will not change this appr.

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