Interior
The interior layout, fit and finish
Sitting behind the wheel of the Suzuki Ignis is a relatively comfortable experience. All models provide driver’s seat height adjustment so you can sit nice and high if you want to.
As with many city cars, the steering wheel can be adjusted for height but not reach (most pricier small SUVs offer adjustment in both planes). There’s no lumbar support adjustment available for the front seats, either, and you’ll find the side bolsters are weak, so holding on to the steering wheel is your only form of support in tight corners.
Entry-level SZ3 trim comes with a simple infotainment system that features a DAB radio, Bluetooth and a CD player, but no touchscreen. Upgrading to either SZ-T or SZ5 trim means that you get a Pioneer system that adds a 7.0in colour touchscreen and Apple CarPlay/Android Auto smartphone mirroring.
Built-in sat-nav is available only on the top-tier SZ5 trim. Sadly, the system isn't great to use – its menus are pretty unresponsive and tricky to navigate, and the screen resolution is low. The Duster system is better.
