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Suzuki Vitara

Name: Suzuki Vitara 1.6 VVT chip tuning
Brand: Suzuki
Price: 50.00 EUR
Availability: InStock

2015 2017 · 1.6 VVT

Stage 1

E85

E85 + Stage 1

	Original	After tuning	Diff
Power hp	120	130	+10
Torque Nm	156	165	+9

Power gain

+8%

Torque gain

+6%

Ready to feel these +10 hp on the road?

Get your ready-to-flash Stage 1 file for the Suzuki Vitara

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✓ Original file back-up ✓ Delivered in ~30 min ✓ Support included

Power graph / Stage 1

PowerTorqueStock

	Original	After E85	Diff
Power hp	120	125	+5
Torque Nm	156	160	+4

E85 adaptation (no Stage 1)

Just the fuel switch: the ECU is adapted to run Superéthanol E85 (up to 85% bio-ethanol) with no Stage 1 chip on top. You get a small power bump from ethanol's higher octane (~104 RON) and a much cheaper fill-up. Fully reversible; the car still runs on regular petrol whenever you want.

Save €839 a year at the pump

Get your E85 adaptation file for the Suzuki Vitara

Order tuning file →

✓ Original file back-up ✓ Delivered in ~30 min ✓ Support included

Fuel cost — E85 vs petrol −48%

Petrol · 100 km

~~5.6 L~~ · €11.54

E85 · 100 km

7.0 L · €5.95

You save ≈ €5.59 every 100 km — about €839 a year (over 15 000 km)

E85 uses ≈ +25% more litres, but the pump price (€0.85/L vs €2.06/L) more than makes up for it.

	Original	After E85 + Stage 1	Diff
Power hp	120	135	+15
Torque Nm	156	180	+24

E85 + Stage 1 remap

Chip tuning re-optimised for Superéthanol E85: the ignition and boost maps are calibrated to make full use of ethanol's higher octane (~104 RON). Bigger power and torque gains than either Stage 1 on petrol or E85 adaptation alone, plus the same cheap fill-up.

+15 hp and €839/year saved — both

Get your E85 + Stage 1 file for the Suzuki Vitara

Order tuning file →

✓ Original file back-up ✓ Delivered in ~30 min ✓ Support included

Fuel cost — E85 vs petrol −48%

Petrol · 100 km

~~5.6 L~~ · €11.54

E85 · 100 km

7.0 L · €5.95

You save ≈ €5.59 every 100 km — about €839 a year (over 15 000 km)

E85 uses ≈ +25% more litres, but the pump price (€0.85/L vs €2.06/L) more than makes up for it.