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Suzuki Ignis 2026 — Morocco price

from MAD 126,900 to MAD 149,900

The Suzuki Ignis is a compact crossover that punches well above its size in Morocco's urban and semi-urban market. Priced between 126,900 and 149,900 DH, it offers three trim levels with manual and automatic gearbox options. Its elevated ride height, nimble dimensions, and distinctive styling make it a strong choice for city drivers who want a practical yet characterful car without stretching to a full-size SUV budget.

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Key specifications

Body
Crossover
Fuel
Gasoline
Year
2026
Availability
On sale

Trims & prices

Trim Price
12 Gl At
 MAD 139,900
12 Gl Mt
 MAD 126,900
12 Glx At
 MAD 149,900

Pros

  • Compact dimensions make it very easy to park in Moroccan city centres
  • Elevated ground clearance handles rough or unpaved roads better than standard hatchbacks
  • Available with automatic gearbox from 139,900 DH — good value for urban use
  • Distinctive, modern styling stands out in the subcompact segment
  • Suzuki's reputation for reliability keeps long-term running costs manageable

Watch out for

  • Boot space is limited — a real constraint for families or frequent long trips
  • 1.2L petrol engine feels strained on motorways or mountain passes
  • Interior materials at GL trim level are fairly basic for the price point

Our verdict

What Is the Suzuki Ignis?

The Suzuki Ignis is a subcompact crossover that occupies a smart niche in the Moroccan market: it is smaller and more agile than a traditional SUV, yet sits higher off the ground than a standard city hatchback. Its boxy, upright silhouette gives it genuine personality on the road, and its compact footprint makes it one of the easiest cars to park in Morocco's dense medinas and busy urban centres like Casablanca, Rabat, or Marrakech.

Trims & Prices in Morocco

Three trim levels are available on the Moroccan market:

  • GL MT (manual) — 126,900 DH: the entry point, offering solid everyday equipment with a 6-speed manual gearbox.
  • GL AT (automatic) — 139,900 DH: the same spec as the GL but paired with an automatic transmission, ideal for stop-and-go city traffic.
  • GLX AT (automatic) — 149,900 DH: the top-of-the-range version adding additional comfort and convenience features.

The 13,000 DH step between the GL MT and GL AT reflects the convenience premium that many Moroccan urban buyers are willing to pay.

Who Is It For?

The Ignis is best suited to first-time car buyers, young urban professionals, and anyone who needs an easy-to-manage daily car that can still handle Morocco's varied road surfaces — from smooth boulevards to rougher secondary roads outside city limits. Its elevated ground clearance provides a meaningful advantage over low-slung city cars on potholed or unpaved streets.

Market Positioning & Competition

In Morocco, the Ignis competes primarily with models such as the Dacia Sandero Stepway, the Kia Stonic, and the Renault Kiger. Against these rivals, the Suzuki stands out through its compact dimensions and Suzuki's reputation for mechanical reliability and low running costs — a factor that carries real weight for Moroccan buyers focused on total cost of ownership.

Fuel Economy & Practicality

Powered by a 1.2-litre petrol engine, the Ignis is designed for fuel efficiency, which is a key consideration given current fuel prices in Morocco. Boot space is modest given the car's footprint, but the high roofline and well-designed cabin make the interior feel more spacious than the exterior dimensions suggest.

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Frequently asked

What is the price of the Suzuki Ignis in Morocco?
The Suzuki Ignis is priced between 126,900 DH and 149,900 DH in Morocco depending on the trim. The entry-level GL with manual gearbox starts at 126,900 DH, the GL with automatic gearbox costs 139,900 DH, and the top-spec GLX automatic is priced at 149,900 DH.
Is there an automatic version of the Suzuki Ignis available in Morocco?
Yes. Two of the three available trims come with an automatic gearbox — the GL AT at 139,900 DH and the GLX AT at 149,900 DH. This makes the Ignis a practical choice for drivers who spend most of their time in congested Moroccan city traffic.
How does the Suzuki Ignis compare to the Dacia Sandero Stepway in Morocco?
Both target budget-conscious buyers looking for a raised city car, but they differ in character. The Ignis is more compact and easier to manoeuvre in tight urban spaces, while the Sandero Stepway offers more interior and boot space. The Ignis also has a more distinctive design, whereas the Sandero Stepway benefits from Dacia's very wide service network across Morocco.
Is the Suzuki Ignis a good car for Moroccan roads?
For city and suburban use, yes — its elevated ride height gives it an advantage over standard hatchbacks on Morocco's less-maintained urban streets. For regular long-distance driving or mountain routes, the small 1.2L engine may feel underpowered, so it is best thought of as an urban-focused vehicle.
What is the difference between the Ignis GL and GLX trims?
The GL is the standard trim available in both manual and automatic versions, offering a solid base level of equipment. The GLX is the top-of-the-range trim, available only with the automatic gearbox at 149,900 DH, and adds further comfort and convenience features over the GL.
Does the Suzuki Ignis have good fuel consumption?
The Ignis is powered by a 1.2-litre petrol engine which is designed to be fuel efficient, making it a reasonable choice given Morocco's petrol prices. In everyday city driving it performs well in terms of consumption, though results will vary depending on driving style and conditions.

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