Subscription rates for the Fronx and Jimny start from RM 2,225 and RM 3,278 per month respectively.
Ever wanted to drive a Jimny around but do not fancy owning the Tonka Toy outright? Well, there is now another way, as you can simply subscribe to one through FLUX.
Yes, Suzuki Cars Malaysia has recently made it easier for Malaysians to get behind the wheel of one of its cars without committing to outright ownership, having signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with local vehicle subscription platform FLUX. And while the headline act here is undoubtedly the chance to subscribe to the iconic Jimny, those after something a little more sensible can also opt for the recently launched Fronx crossover too.
Better yet, those keen to give either Suzuki a go right now can do so at a discounted rate. To celebrate both the new partnership and Malaysia’s 69th Merdeka anniversary, FLUX is offering a 69% discount on both the first and final month’s subscription for selected 24- to 36-month plans, valid until 6 September 2026.
Under the promotion, the Fronx 1.5 Hybrid sees its first and final monthly payments reduced to just RM 690, down from its usual monthly fee of RM 2,225. The Jimny AllGrip Plus, meanwhile, is available for RM 1,016 for the first and last month instead of its standard RM 3,278 monthly subscription.
Now according to Suzuki, the partnership gives customers the option of driving either model through a monthly subscription instead of taking out a traditional hire purchase loan. It is also aimed at broadening the brand’s reach among customers looking for a more flexible approach to car ownership, particularly young professionals, expatriates and those whose mobility needs may change over time.
Speaking at the signing ceremony, Naza Automotive Group chief executive officer Mohd Rizal Jailan said that while vehicle ownership remains an aspiration for many Malaysians, demand for more flexible and convenient mobility solutions continues to grow.
He added that integrating FLUX into Suzuki dealerships will give customers another way to experience the brand, with showroom visitors able to choose between purchasing a vehicle outright or subscribing to one instead.
FLUX founder and chief executive officer Aziz Ayman meanwhile said that consumer attitudes towards vehicle ownership are changing, with more Malaysians becoming open to subscription-based mobility. He added that the service simplifies car ownership by bundling insurance, road tax and maintenance into a single monthly payment. Subscribers will also receive a complimentary courtesy car during servicing, ensuring minimal downtime.
