Safety features and driver assistance systems have been updated.
The Hustler is often driven by beginners or those who aren't particularly skilled drivers, so this update makes it an even more recommendable car.
It boasts features almost identical to the regular Suzuki XBEE, including Suzuki's first-ever rear cross-traffic alert and blind spot monitor.

While the appearance of the standard version might be a matter of personal preference, it's good that you can now choose between the two styles.

The mild hybrid system is becoming less common in other manufacturers' kei cars, which is another plus. It offers improved fuel efficiency, better acceleration, and smoother restart from idle stop – all positive improvements.

The price has increased compared to the previous model, but this is a general trend in recent cars, and the improved features justify the higher price.

However, you can buy an XBEE for about 400,000 to 500,000 yen more, so that's also an option.