It has become known that Suzuki has unveiled its most expensive Jimny model to date in Australia: the Jimny XL Rhino Special Edition. This limited production Jimny is different from all others in the line-up by adding new features to the vehicle and enhancing its appearance.

This special Jimny version has a robust look, with gloss black and satin aluminum side decals featuring graphics typical of the Rhino edition. These are complemented by the new 15-inch diamond-cut alloy wheels.

The list of useful add-ons includes mud flaps, aluminum skid plates, and side skirts. The unique feature of the Jimny Rhino Special Edition is its unusual two-tone exterior color palette – Kinetic Yellow for the body and Pearl Black for the roof.

All interior elements continue the Rhino theme: there is an exclusive badge on the instrument panel, satin silver accents and black leather inserts with Kinetic Yellow stitching inside the cabin.

The manual variant comes with a retro-style gear knob. Upgrades include a Pioneer front speaker system and multi-colored ambient footwell lighting. The vehicle also comes equipped with floor mats and luggage area mats. It features a standard 9-inch infotainment system, fabric seat covers, and a leather-wrapped steering wheel.

There are no mechanical changes; it retains the same 1.5-litre naturally aspirated petrol engine that produces 101hp. This engine is paired with Suzuki's AllGrip Pro four-wheel-drive system. Buyers can choose between manual and automatic transmissions.

The Suzuki Jimny Rhino Special Edition is priced at AU$ 44,990 (approximately ₹29.83 lakh) for the manual variant and AU$ 47,990 (approximately ₹31.82 lakh) for the automatic variant. This pricing makes it the most expensive Jimny currently sold in Australia.

It has become known that Suzuki has unveiled its most expensive Jimny model to date in Australia: the Jimny XL Rhino Special Edition. This limited production Jimny is different from all others in the line-up by adding new features to the vehicle and enhancing its appearance.

This special Jimny version has a robust look, with gloss black and satin aluminum side decals featuring graphics typical of the Rhino edition. These are complemented by the new 15-inch diamond-cut alloy wheels.

The list of useful add-ons includes mud flaps, aluminum skid plates, and side skirts. The unique feature of the Jimny Rhino Special Edition is its unusual two-tone exterior color palette – Kinetic Yellow for the body and Pearl Black for the roof.

All interior elements continue the Rhino theme: there is an exclusive badge on the instrument panel, satin silver accents and black leather inserts with Kinetic Yellow stitching inside the cabin.

The manual variant comes with a retro-style gear knob. Upgrades include a Pioneer front speaker system and multi-colored ambient footwell lighting. The vehicle also comes equipped with floor mats and luggage area mats. It features a standard 9-inch infotainment system, fabric seat covers, and a leather-wrapped steering wheel.

There are no mechanical changes; it retains the same 1.5-litre naturally aspirated petrol engine that produces 101hp. This engine is paired with Suzuki's AllGrip Pro four-wheel-drive system. Buyers can choose between manual and automatic transmissions.

The Suzuki Jimny Rhino Special Edition is priced at AU$ 44,990 (approximately ₹29.83 lakh) for the manual variant and AU$ 47,990 (approximately ₹31.82 lakh) for the automatic variant. This pricing makes it the most expensive Jimny currently sold in Australia.