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Suzuki Carry DA62T — Full Measurements

Data verification status: Cross-checked against JDM-aligned sources; some figures flagged below pending final manufacturer confirmation — last reviewed 2026-06-21.

Every figure on this page is checked against the kei regulatory caps (3,400 mm length / 1,480 mm width / 350 kg payload) before publishing — export-market variants of this name routinely exceed those caps and are not the truck you're importing. Where two reputable sources disagreed, or only one source could be found, that's flagged in the note rather than presented as settled.

Exterior

Spec Metric Imperial
Overall length 3,395 mm 133.7 in
Overall width 1,475 mm 58.1 in
Overall height 1,790 mm 70.5 in
Wheelbase 2,350 mm 92.5 in
Track, front 1,305 mm 51.4 in
Track, rear 1,290 mm 50.8 in
Ground clearance 160 mm 6.3 in
Minimum turning radius 5.1 m 16 ft 8.8 in
Approach angle Not yet confirmed
  • Overall height: Inherited from the DA63T's confirmed figure — the DA62T is a roughly six-month bridge model sharing the DA63T's body and chassis. Not independently confirmed for the DA62T specifically during this pass.
  • Wheelbase: Inherited from the DA63T's confirmed figure for the same shared platform — see the height note.
  • Minimum turning radius: Inherited from the DA63T's confirmed figure for the same shared platform.

Cargo bed

Spec Metric Imperial
Bed length 1,940 mm 76.4 in
Bed width 1,410 mm 55.5 in
Bed height (side rail) 290 mm 11.4 in

Weight & capacity

Spec Metric Imperial
Curb weight 700 kg 1,543 lb
Payload (regulatory max) 350 kg 772 lb
  • Curb weight: Inherited from the DA63T's confirmed figure for the same shared platform.

Wheels & tyres

Spec Metric Imperial
Stock tyre size 145R12-6PR
Bolt pattern (PCD) 4×100mm
  • Stock tyre size: Inherited from the DA63T's confirmed figure for the same shared platform.
  • Bolt pattern (PCD): Inherited from the DA63T's confirmed 4×100mm bolt pattern for the same shared platform.

Fuel

Spec Metric Imperial
Fuel tank capacity 38 L 10.0 gal
  • Fuel tank capacity: Inherited from the DA63T's approximate figure for the same shared platform — itself flagged as a secondary-source conversion. Treat as a rough estimate only.

Towing

Kei trucks are not designed or rated for braked trailer towing the way a full-size truck is. See our towing use-case guide before assuming this truck can pull a loaded trailer. See our towing use-case guide for the full picture.

Context notes

  • The DA62T's K6A is described in period sources as an all-aluminium DOHC unit producing approximately 48 PS (35 kW) at 5,500 rpm and 62 N·m at 4,000 rpm — and this engine earned the first 'good-low-emission' (優-低排出ガス車, two-star) certification given to a kei truck. The DA63T that followed is more commonly cited at 44 hp; small output differences between early and later K6A tunes are expected and don't indicate a different engine family.
  • The DA62T was produced for roughly one year as a bridge model between the DA52T and DA63T generations. Because it's short-lived and shares its body and chassis with the DA63T, almost every exterior and cargo figure on this page is inherited from the DA63T's confirmed data rather than independently sourced for the DA62T — flagged throughout.

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