Suzuki Motor Corporation has unveiled their fourth-generation best global model, the all-new Swift Hybrid. First showcased as the Swift Concept at the Japan Mobility Show in Tokyo in October 2023, the vehicle is set to hit the roads in the UK and Republic of Ireland in September 2024.
Boasting a stylish exterior design within its compact frame, just 3,860 mm long, the Swift offers exceptional visibility, a spacious cabin, and ample luggage space.
Suzuki aimed to create a hatchback that embodies the essence of the brand as well as incorporates cutting-edge technology, the company said.
Features
The Swift Hybrid comes loaded with standard features across its Motion and Ultra grades.
These include 16-inch alloy wheels, LED headlamps, navigation, rear-view camera, rear parking sensors, adaptive cruise control, wireless smartphone link display audio, keyless entry and start, driver monitoring system, dual sensor brake support (upgraded), lane departure warning and waving alert, rear cross-traffic alert, blind spot monitor and enhanced traffic sign recognition.
The Ultra grade adds 16-inch polished alloy wheels, automatic air conditioning, a rear passenger heater outlet, and electric folding door mirrors with integrated side turn indicators.
Offered in eight metallic colors with optional dual-tone variants with a Black Pearl or Grey Metallic roof, the Swift’s exterior exudes sophistication.
In particular, the development team paid careful attention to crafting the vibrant Frontier Blue Pearl Metallic and Burning Red Pearl Metallic shades.
Exterior and Interior Design
With a floating roof illusion with blacked-out pillars and a sleek piano-black front grille, the Swift exudes a modern aesthetic.
Inside, a dual-tone design with centre controls towards the driver sets the stage for a refined driving experience. The prominent nine-inch infotainment display adds a touch of luxury to the cabin.
Performance and Efficiency
Powered by a new three-cylinder petrol engine, the Swift Hybrid promises improved fuel economy and lower CO2 emissions.
The introduction of Suzuki’s self-charging hybrid system further enhances fuel efficiency, ensuring eco-friendly performance without compromising on power.
Safety and Connectivity
The Swift Hybrid prioritizes safety with features such as an upgraded dual-sensor brake support system, driver monitoring system, and lane departure warning.
Additionally, the inclusion of Suzuki Connect allows users to stay connected to their vehicles in real-time, offering features such as remote lock/unlock and vehicle condition monitoring via a smartphone app.