Parts for your 2023 Suzuki Splash-Headlights

2023 Suzuki Splash headlights – relevance, fitment and what to know

Based on technical sources and model histories from Suzuki Motor Corporation and industry databases, the Suzuki Splash was produced from 2008 through 2014 (closely related to the Opel/Vauxhall Agila B), with production centred at Magyar Suzuki in Hungary. The line was succeeded globally by newer compact models such as the Celerio. There is no 2023 model year Splash, so a “2023 Suzuki Splash headlights” request isn’t relevant to a current-production vehicle.

Why headlights aren’t used on a 2023 Suzuki Splash? Simply put, the car itself wasn’t built for that year. Factory fitments, parts catalogues and ADR/ECE listings cover 2008–2014 Splash variants only. Technical references including Suzuki’s production summaries, European type-approval records, and bulb catalogues from major lighting manufacturers list headlamp specifications for those 2008–2014 vehicles, not for any 2023 model.

For owners of a first-generation Splash (2008–2014) still on Aussie or Kiwi roads, headlights are a standard halogen setup on most trims, commonly using an H4 bulb (both high and low beam in one globe), with W5W/T10 parkers and PY21W indicators. Market differences do exist (manual vs electric levelling, LHD vs RHD beam patterns), so checking the owner’s manual or the vehicle’s build plate is wise before ordering parts. Right‑hand drive beam patterns are essential for Australia and New Zealand to avoid glare and ensure compliance.

• Fitment checks: confirm year, VIN, and whether the light has an electric levelling motor.
• Beam pattern: choose RHD headlamps for AU/NZ