Suzuki Australia opened customer order books for the final Suzuki Jimny Heritage three-door production run, allocating 300 units configured exclusively with an automatic transmission. The limited off-roader carries a national drive-away price of 42,490 Australian dollars and brings a retro exterior appearance package to the model range for the last time.
Michael Pachota, general manager of Suzuki Australia, confirmed that the release responds directly to customer requests for a two-pedal configuration after the original three-door Heritage sold out rapidly. “The first 300 Jimny 3-Door Heritage manuals sold out in just five hours, which showed us just how much our customers love this special limited piece of history,” Pachota stated.
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Pricing structure and exterior upgrades on the Suzuki Jimny Heritage
Priced from 42,490 Australian dollars drive-away in standard Superior White paint, the new three-door variant commands a premium of 1,500 Australian dollars over the standard automatic Jimny GLX. Buyers seeking metallic finishes face an additional surcharge of 745 Australian dollars for Medium Grey or Jungle Green, raising the final on-the-road price to 43,235 Australian dollars. Dealership orders began formally at 14:00 AEDT on Friday (2), October 2, 2026, across the national retail network.
The cosmetic package incorporates red mudflaps on both the front and rear wheel arches, vibrant red and orange retro body stripes extending from the front fenders toward the spare wheel carrier, and a dedicated heavy-duty cargo tray in the luggage compartment. Suzuki Australia also includes an exclusive merchandise pack containing an official drink bottle, a branded pen, a custom keychain, and a retail gift voucher for company accessories.
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Powertrain and mechanical layout for the three-door Jimny Heritage
Unlike the original 2023 edition that featured a five-speed manual transmission, this final batch pairs the retro trim exclusively with a four-speed automatic transmission. Mechanical output remains unchanged from the standard platform, utilizing an unassisted 1.5-litre four-cylinder petrol engine delivering 75 kW (102 metric horsepower) and 130 Nm of torque.
Power routes directly through a traditional dual-range transfer case, providing selectable four-wheel drive with low-range gearing for off-pavement driving. The short-wheelbase configuration retains its compact footprint and two-door passenger layout, omitting the longer wheelbase body found on family-oriented grades.
Specifications and pricing breakdown for the Jimny Heritage
- Base price: 42,490 Australian dollars drive-away in Superior White
- Metallic paint surcharge: 745 Australian dollars for Medium Grey or Jungle Green, totaling 43,235 Australian dollars
- Production volume: 300 units, numbered individually from 301 to 600
- Engine specifications: 1.5-litre four-cylinder petrol producing 75 kW and 130 Nm of torque
- Drivetrain: Four-speed automatic transmission with dual-range four-wheel drive
Australian sales history across Jimny Heritage editions
The new release directly mirrors the collectible strategy Suzuki Australia established in 2023, when the initial three-door Jimny Heritage batch of 300 five-speed manual models exhausted its entire allocation within five hours of release. The company expanded the concept in 2024 by introducing the larger five-door Jimny XL Heritage, capped at 500 units carrying sequence plaques from 1 to 500 in manual configuration. This concluding run of three-door models carries plaques stamped from 301 to 600, officially completing the six-hundred-unit build register for the short-wheelbase retro vehicle.
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“Now, for the first time, Jimny 3-Door Heritage is finally available with an automatic transmission, giving even more customers the opportunity to own one,” Pachota stated, emphasizing that this series marks the absolute conclusion of the line. “But this is it – these 300 individually numbered vehicles, from 301 to 600, will be the final Jimny 3-Door Heritage limited edition models sold in Australia.”
Dealership allocations and pending delivery schedules for the Jimny Heritage
Showroom orders remain open across authorized franchises while allocation lasts. Suzuki Australia has not confirmed the delivery dates for when the vehicles will arrive for handover to retail buyers.