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Suzuki Carry 2026 Price in Saudi Arabia

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Suzuki Carry Key Specifications

Engine Capacity Rating

1.5 L

Fuel Type Category

Petrol

Engine Power Output

95 bhp

Transmission Type

Manual

Number Of Seats

2 Seater

Suzuki Carry Available Variants

Model Information

Specification

Value

Fuel Type Category

Petrol

Engine Power Output

95 bhp

Transmission Type

Manual

Number Of Seats

2 Seater

Engine Torque Output

135 Nm

Engine Capacity Rating

1.5 L

Engine Cylinder

4

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About Suzuki Carry

Small, cheap and almost impossible to break: the Carry is a single-cab mini-truck built to move goods around cities and worksites for the lowest possible cost. It is 4,195 mm long, seats 2, and Suzuki sells it in Saudi Arabia in one specification with a manual gearbox and a 1.5 L petrol engine.

Buy it for the job it will do and nothing else — on this vehicle every riyal spent beyond that is wasted. Vehicles bought for work are worth buying used, and the used Suzukis listed in Saudi Arabia are where to start.


How much does the Suzuki Carry cost in Saudi Arabia?

One version, SAR 57,500, and no options list to work through. The Pickup Single Cab Manual (Base) is exactly what the name says — a flat bed, two seats and 95 bhp driving the rear wheels — which is why it undercuts every conventional pickup in the Kingdom by a wide margin. Fleet buyers order these in numbers precisely because there is nothing to specify.


What can a Carry actually carry?

Enough for the work it is bought for: a flat load area with a low sill, sized for pallets, catering equipment, tools or delivery loads around a city. The 135 Nm and the manual gearbox are geared for pulling away with weight on board rather than for highway speed, and the low bed height makes loading by hand far quicker than any full-size pickup allows.


Suzuki Carry or a full-size pickup?

The Carry wins on everything a small business measures: purchase price, fuel, tyres, insurance and the ability to turn round in a narrow service road. It is the cheaper tool for urban delivery work by a wide margin. A full-size truck is the answer only when the load is heavy or the route leaves the city. If the cargo is people, the Suzuki Ertiga seats seven, and the Dzire is the cheapest way to keep four seats and a boot.


Does the Carry hold its value?

Solidly, at about 57% of its value after five years against roughly 56% for Japanese mainstream cars in the Kingdom. A working vehicle this cheap to run holds demand well, and what separates one used example from another is the condition of the bed and the clutch rather than the year on the registration.