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How many Suzuki S-Cross cars are on UK roads?

8,666 Suzuki S-Cross cars were licensed in Great Britain at the end of June 2026, with another 63 declared off the road (SORN), according to DfT and DVLA licensing statistics. That is up 38.4% on a year earlier and 1.8% of all licensed Suzuki cars, making it number 9 of the 11 Suzuki models listed here and number 346 of 408 models nationally.

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Data to 2026-06-30 · Page updated 2026-09-28 · Publisher: 73 Auto

Licensed in GB
8,666
end of June 2026, DfT VEH0120
Change in a year
+38.4%
all cars: +1.5%
Typical year of first use
2025
median, UK, 31 Dec 2025 (all cars: 2016)

What the numbers say about the Suzuki S-Cross

The number of Suzuki S-Crosss on the road is up 38.4% on a year earlier, ahead of the +1.5% for all cars and ahead of Suzuki as a whole (+1.2%). That is the highest quarter-end figure in the series, which starts in June 2016.

2,673 Suzuki S-Crosss were first registered in the UK from July 2025 to June 2026, 100% of them hybrid electric (petrol).

100% of licensed Suzuki S-Crosss are hybrid electric (petrol), against 9% of all cars. There are almost no electric or plug-in versions on the road.

0% of those licensed at the end of 2025 were first used in 2015 or earlier (all cars: 44%), and 0.7% of registered Suzuki S-Crosss are SORN against 9.9% of all cars.

Suzuki S-Crosss licensed, year by year

Official data: cars licensed (taxed, or exempt and on the road) in Great Britain at the end of each June. The peak in this series was 8,666 at the end of June 2026, the latest quarter, so numbers are still at their highest.

Suzuki S-Crosss licensed in Great Britain at the end of each June
Quarter endLicensedChange on a year earlier
June 20268,666+38.3%
June 20256,264+45.0%
June 20244,320+309.5%
June 20231,055—
June 20220—
June 20210—
June 20200—
June 20190—
June 20180—
June 20170—
June 20160—

Suzuki S-Crosss by fuel type

Suzuki S-Crosss licensed in Great Britain by fuel type, end of June 2026
Fuel (DfT category)LicensedShareAll cars
Hybrid electric (petrol)8,666100.0%9.0%
Official data, end of June 2026. Fuel types with fewer than 10 cars are not listed.

How old Suzuki S-Crosss on the road are

Official data from DfT table VEH0124: cars licensed and SORN at 31 December 2025 in the whole UK, by the year the car was first used (for a car imported used, that is its first use abroad). This table is annual and UK-wide, so its total (238 licensed) differs from the quarterly Great Britain figure.

Suzuki S-Crosss by year of first use, UK, 31 December 2025
First usedLicensedShare of licensedSORN
2025238100.0%0

Other Suzuki models on UK roads

Suzuki models licensed in Great Britain, end of June 2026
ModelLicensedShare of SuzukiChange in a year
Suzuki Swift157,11033.3%+5.1%
Suzuki Vitara82,30517.5%+4.0%
Suzuki Alto41,0948.7%−6.3%
Suzuki Ignis34,3637.3%−2.6%
Suzuki Celerio26,1705.5%−0.9%
Suzuki Jimny20,1804.3%−1.4%
Suzuki Splash15,4693.3%−5.4%
Suzuki Grand Vitara14,9053.2%−15.0%
Suzuki Baleno6,2441.3%−1.6%
Suzuki Wagon R+5,0771.1%−18.1%

Limitations

Licensed means taxed or tax-exempt and allowed on the road at the quarter end; SORN cars are registered but declared off the road. DfT groups cars by its own “generic model” (SUZUKI S-CROSS), which 73 Auto maps to the Suzuki S-Cross as named in our list-price catalogue; body styles and derivatives sold under that name are included. The Great Britain quarterly figures and the UK annual age table are separate official tables, so their totals differ slightly.

Check a specific Suzuki S-Cross before you buy

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Where these figures come from

Figures labelled as 73 Auto estimates are our own analysis of these sources, set out in the methodology and data sources. To report a factual error, see corrections.