This Suzuki Jimny 5-Door is ready to go wild

Suzuki gives the Jimny, Every Wagon, Super Carry, and Xbee plenty of upgrades

Tuners and automakers are getting ready to show their creations tomorrow at the 2026 Tokyo Auto Salon. From special concepts to unique builds, the annual auto show attracts countless visitors who want to see the latest and craziest vehicles at the Makuhari Messe.

Suzuki will be present at this year's Tokyo Auto Salon with a variety of vehicles that show the brand's creativity. First up is the Jimny Nomade Monster Hunter Wilds Edition, which gets some inspiration from Capcom's popular video game. Using the camp that appears in the game as a motif, the Jimny features immersive graphics thanks to a unique livery and decals.

The customized Jimny also sports a roof basket, aftermarket alloy wheels, and a new front bumper to match the Monster Hunter Wilds Edition motif, as well as complement the Jimny's off-road capabilities.

Up next is the Suzuki Every Wagon Wanpaku Rider. The kei car was customized with the idea in mind for the family that loves the outdoors and doing activities. It gets a suspension lift kit, new alloy wheels wrapped in off-road tires, black and gray exterior accents, a roof awning, and a roof basket with auxiliary lights that can also carry additional gear.

There's also the Super Carry Work & Play Pro, which takes advantage of the vehicle's size and utility. It has been customized to be both functional and standout in leisure settings. This allows the Super Cary Work & Play Pro to serve as a base for those who are serious about work & play activities, as well as for camping and marine leisure activities. It has a roof awning, a rear frame carrier that can hold and store additional cargo, and new alloy wheels wrapped in off-road tires.

Another vehicle Suzuki will show is the Xbee Nature Photographer. While it has been customized to have a tough exterior, it also has a modern and chic look that depicts an active person enjoying their camera hobby. It comes with wheel arch moldings, new alloy wheels, more rugged bumpers, and a roof basket.

Curious to see Suzuki's creations? Better head on to Makuhari Messe starting tomorrow to check them out at the 2026 Tokyo Auto Salon.