Suzuki Every Taillight Assembly (2005-Present)
Suzuki Every owners and fleet workshops looking for a rear light replacement will find one design covering both current generations of the platform. The tail lamp shell carried over from the fifth generation into the sixth, so one assembly serves vans built across two decades.
One Design Across Two Generations
DA64V (fifth generation), 2005-2015.
DA17 (sixth generation), 2015-Present.
The taillight design is identical across the two generations, confirmed by Japanese parts records listing the same OE numbers on both.
Three Lens Styles
Original clear + red: the factory look, with a clear section paired to a red section.
Clear + smoke red: the clear section is tinted smoke grey while the red section keeps its colour, a halfway step between factory and full custom.
All smoke: both sections carry a dark tint for a blacked-out rear appearance, the most aggressive styling of the three.
Sold as a Matched Pair
Each set contains one left-hand and one right-hand lamp.
Ordering a pair keeps both sides matched in colour and brightness, which matters most on the smoke styles.
Specifications
Shared hardware first, then the visual differences between the three lens styles.
Common Specification (All Styles)
Set quantity: 2 pieces, one left-hand and one right-hand lamp.
Lens material: polycarbonate with UV-stabilised tinting to resist yellowing.
Mounting: direct bolt-on replacement at the original positions.
Fitment: DA64V (2005-2015) and DA17 (2015-Present).
Style 1: Original Clear + Red
Style 2: Clear + Smoke Red
Clear section tinted smoke grey, red section retained.
Sportier look while keeping a red brake and tail signal at the rear.
Style 3: All Smoke
Smoke Lens Note
A smoked lens reduces light output compared with a clear lens; industry sources measure light smoke at roughly 55 to 70 percent of clear transmission, and dark smoke lower still.
Check local road lighting regulations before choosing a smoke style for daily-driven vehicles.
Vehicle Fitment and OE Number Reference
The fitment window follows the source listing, with OE numbers from public Japanese parts records so buyers can cross-check against the lamp currently on the vehicle.
Confirmed Fitment
Suzuki Every panel van (DA64V), 2005-2015.
Suzuki Every (DA17), 2015-Present.
OE Number Reference
Suzuki genuine, right-hand side: 35650-68H00 (recorded on both 2005 DA64V and 2018/2020 DA17V vehicles).
Suzuki genuine, left-hand side: 35670-68H00.
Parts-maker number (Tokai Denso): 35603-68H0, with the final letter marking the side, R for right and L for left.
Rebadge fitment per parts records: Mazda Scrum (DG64V) and Nissan NV100 Clipper (DR64V/DR17V).
How to Confirm Before Ordering
Step 1: read the chassis code on the vehicle plate (DA64V or DA17).
Step 2: note which side you need, or order the 2-piece pair.
Step 3: pick the lens style that matches your target look and local lighting rules.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do DA64V and DA17 vans really share the same taillight?
Yes. The tail lamp design carried over between generations: Japanese parts records list the same OE numbers, 35650-68H00 and 35670-68H00, on both 2005-2015 DA64V and 2015-Present DA17 vehicles, and sellers list DA64V lamp sets as equivalent to DA17 model years.
Which lens style should I choose?
Original clear + red matches the factory look and is the usual crash-repair choice. Clear + smoke red adds a grey tint to the clear section while keeping the red signal section. All smoke is the full blacked-out look. Remember that smoke styles reduce light output, so check your local lighting regulations.
Which OE numbers does this assembly serve?
The 35650-68H00 (right) and 35670-68H00 (left) Suzuki genuine numbers, plus the Tokai Denso parts-maker number 35603-68H0 with R or L marking the side. Send us a photo of your original lamp if you want a match check before ordering.
Does it fit Mazda Scrum or Nissan NV100 Clipper?
Parts records list the 35603-68H0 lamp as compatible with Mazda Scrum DG64V and Nissan NV100 Clipper DR64V/DR17V. Confirm the chassis code on your vehicle plate before ordering, and send a photo of the original lamp for a final check.
Are smoked lenses road legal?
It depends on your market. A smoked lens transmits less light than a clear lens, and some regions set minimum brightness levels for tail and brake lamps. The clear + red style avoids the issue entirely for regulated markets.