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Suzuki Jiimny Rhino special edition now on sale in Australia

Suzuki Australia has officially confirmed the release of the Jimny XL Rhino special edition. The limited-production variant uses the five-door ‘XL’ body configuration in the brand’s signature Kinetic Yellow paintwork for the first time, a colour option previously restricted to the three-door variant

Mechanically, the Jimny XL Rhino retains the standard model’s part-time four-wheel drive architecture and chassis specifications. It is available with either a manual or automatic transmission.

2026 Suzuki Jimny Rhino - rear

The exterior package is defined by a Pearl Black roof, a heritage-style Suzuki front grille, 15-inch diamond-cut alloy wheels, and front and rear mud flaps. Other body enhancements include satin silver side skirts and a matching front bumper garnish. A bespoke, gloss black and satin aluminium side decal kit incorporates a charging rhino motif alongside Japanese script, complemented by an exclusive Rhino badge on the tailgate.

Interior revisions focus on cosmetic alterations and minor equipment upgrades. The cabin features black leather-wrapped door and passenger assist handles with Kinetic Yellow contrast stitching and a laser-etched Rhino logo. Variable eight-colour LED footwell lighting is standard, alongside upgraded Pioneer speakers, bespoke rubber floor mats, and satin silver trim surrounds for the air vents and shift panel.

2026 Suzuki Jimny Rhino - welcome pack

Each vehicle is supplied with a dedicated customer delivery pack containing branded utility merchandise, including a metal key presentation case, portable lantern, cooler box, and a portable Bluetooth speaker.

The special edition is available to order now through the Suzuki Australia dealer network, excluding Queensland and the Northern Rivers region of New South Wales, with customer deliveries scheduled to commence on July 1, 2026.

Prices start from $44,990 for the five-speed manual transmission, rising to $47,490 for the four-speed automatic (excluding on-roads).

Mitchell Jones

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