The Suzuki Ignis has been in production since 2001, evolving through distinct generations as a compact city car. Its rear window is a fixed pane, typically toughened glass that shatters into small pieces if broken.
Earlier Ignis models feature straightforward tinted rear glass, while later variants (from the 2010s onwards) may include privacy tint as a factory option on higher trims. All generations carry a green tint as standard, which is subtle but present when you look closely.
Because the rear window is fixed and bonded into the frame, replacement involves both glass removal and adhesive work. Shard cleanup is a significant part of the job, and we recommend a professional valet afterwards for thorough interior detailing.