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Suzuki announced the Jimny Gozel Outdoor Concept.
The build first debuted at a Jimny owner festival in Japan.
The differences are mostly focused at the 4×4’s front end.
Eight years after its debut, the fourth-generation Suzuki Jimny is no spring chicken anymore, but it remains a darling of the off-road crowd worldwide. To keep that going, Suzuki brought a modified version to JimnySunlight 2026 in Japan to gauge customer interest. It seems the response was overwhelmingly positive, as the company has officially greenlit the rugged kit for production.
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The styling upgrades are inspired by the Jimny Nomade Monster Hunter Wilds Edition concept from the 2026 Tokyo Auto Salon, further refined into the Jimny Gozel Outdoor Concept. The latter was developed in partnership with AWIN, an established manufacturer of Suzuki’s factory-approved accessories.
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The changes over the standard Jimny Sierra concentrate on the front end, with an aluminum-style bumper insert and a more pronounced skid plate with red details. The off-roader also gets a honeycomb grille with Suzuki lettering, red mud flaps, metal-like garnish on the side skirts and rear bumper, plus a custom spare wheel cover.
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A Suzuki Jimny Sierra with the Awin-made Gozel kit.
All of the aforementioned parts join the Suzuki Select Plus accessories banner. According to the automaker, they are offered for both the three-door Sierra and the five-door Nomade , meaning that only the narrow-body kei-class Jimny misses out on the optional upgrades.
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In terms of pricing, individual pieces range from ¥33,000 ($200) to ¥66,000 ($400) before installation costs. Bundling the five-piece kit brings the total price to ¥269,500 ($1,658) for the Sierra and ¥275,000 ($1,692) for the Nomad due to the variations in the side skirt dimensions. Order books will open across Japanese dealerships on July 24.
Besides the Awin-made Gozel kit, Japanese buyers have many options when it comes to personalize their Jimny. More specifically, the Nomade is available with the Craggy Style, Rhino Style, Urban Edge Style, Nostalgic Line Style, and Metal Style packages.
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Suzuki Jimny Nomade Craggy Style
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