Suzuki Every Vs Daihatsu Hijet Van Comparison

Suzuki Every and Daihatsu Hijet are currently being considered as the best-selling micro vans mostly seen running on the roads of Pakistan. Both of these minivans are gaining much popularity and demand among customers everywhere in the country it is due to some valid reasons that these are known as family-friendly Kei 5-door Mini Vans specifically been designed to cater the small family and provide a lot of comfort and convenience to customers in all terms of cargo storage accommodation with ease of handling and for having an eco-friendly fuel-efficient urban drive.

Both Suzuki Every and Daihatsu Hijet possess an extreme level of similarities in their design, shape, cargo weight capacity, luggage storage, and seating capacity. We are here to provide the distinction between these two identical minivans as which one is a better choice to buy for customers.

Following is a detailed comparative analysis between Suzuki Every and Daihatsu Hijet with some interesting points.

EXTERIOR DESIGN

Both Every and Hijet are built with almost similar box-shaped sleek n robust front light-weighted exterior body design combining with accessories like rectangular shaped LED headlights, lower grille, front bumper, electric retractable door mirror, and steel wheels with wheel caps. The rear sides are also simply alike consisting of LED taillights, rear bumper, fog lights, and high mount stop light. Moreover, these micro vans also have same selected exterior body colors like as silver metallic, pearl white, and white to easily get an instant noticeable attraction of all customers.

The length and width are completely same as 3395 mm and 1475 mm respectively but the height slightly differs. The curb weight also provides a clear comparative difference between both of these Kei minivans as well as the front and rear suspensions also differ with strut types in Every to tube shocks in Hijet.

INTERIOR DESIGN

From the interior design perspective, both micro vans have been purposefully designed to make feel customers at ease by providing them a relaxing peace of mind with 2-row front and rear adjustable seating design with a wide stretched legroom and headroom space for passengers. There is an immense room for keeping all sorts of luggage stuff with easy opening and closing back door as well as dual sliding open doors for a comfortable low floor entry and exit. As per the features, the Suzuki Every is operated with an electronic powered steering, while the Hijet uses a hydraulic powered steering. The front and the rear braking system is powered by metal drum disc brakes. Both micro vans offer a kilometer per hour mileage capacity with a right-hand inline 3-cylinder 658 Cubic Centimeters gasoline fuel engine. The gear transmission system provides a little difference of 3-speed automatic to 4-speed automatic between Every and Hijet respectively. The additional similar features are air-conditioner, power steering, power windows, power door locks, AM/FM Radio with a little change in SRS Airbag System in Suzuki Every Van.

Below is the technical comparison chart of Suzuki Every and Daihatsu Hijet Van:

Suzuki Every and Daihatsu Hijet both vehicles have exactly matching similarities as it is pretty much difficult to judge between which one is better, from the market perspective Suzuki Every has a preferable demand and easy resale value as compared to Daihatsu Hijet and we can surely say that Every is a better choice to buy for Pakistani customers.