The new Swift is available in five variants with a choice of either a 5-speed manual or a 5-speed AMT.

Maruti Suzuki has launched the all-new Swift in the Indian market. The fourth generation Swift is available in five variants with prices starting at Rs 6.49 lakh (ex-showroom).

The new Swift features a redesigned exterior with a low-slung grille, a clamshell bonnet and a floating roofline. It has large projector headlamps with L-shaped DRLs and LED fog lamps. The car looks quite familiar from the rear. It has wide haunches, with clear lens LED taillights and a wraparound rear windshield. This car is equipped with dual-tone alloy wheels.

Moving to the interior, the new-gen Swift gets a more driver-focused cabin with a 3-spoke steering wheel, a twin-dial instrument cluster and a 9-inch touchscreen infotainment system in the centre. The car offers features such as Android Auto and Apple CarPlay connectivity, a wireless charger, height-adjustable driver seat, electric ORVMs and automatic climate control, to name a few.

2024 Maruti Swift engine & fuel economy:

The 2024 Swift is available with a new Z-series 1.2-litre, 3-cylinder petrol engine that produces 80 BHP @ 5,700 rpm and 112 Nm @ 4,300 rpm. The engine is paired with either a 5-speed manual or a 5-speed AMT.

Maruti Suzuki claims the new Z-series engine offers 10% better fuel efficiency in manual and 14% improved efficiency in AMT. The ARAI-certified mileage is 24.80 km/l (MT) and 25.75 km/l (AMT).

2024 Maruti Swift safety features:

The new Swift comes with 6 airbags as standard across all variants, along with 3-point seatbelts with seatbelt reminders for all seats, ABS with EBD and Brake Assist, a rearview camera, ESC and Hill Start Assist.

2024 Maruti Swift colour options:

The Swift is available in six exterior colours: Luster Blue, Novel Orange, Sizzling Red, Pearl Arctic White, Magma Grey and Splendid Silver. Three dual-tone colour options are also available, namely, Luster Blue with Midnight Black Roof, Sizzling Red with Midnight Black Roof, Pearl Arctic White with Midnight Black Roof.

2024 Maruti Suzuki Swift ex-showroom prices:

Manual

• LXi - Rs 6,49,000
• VXi - Rs 7,29,500
• VXi (O) - Rs 7,56,500
• ZXi - Rs 8,29,500
• ZXi+ - Rs 8,99,500
• ZXi+ Dual Tone - Rs 9,14,500

AMT

• VXi - Rs 7,79,500
• VXi (O) - Rs 8,06,500
• ZXi - Rs 8,79,500
• ZXi+ - Rs 9,49,500
• ZXi+ Dual Tone - Rs 9,64,500

The 2024 Swift is also available at a monthly subscription of Rs 17,436. The monthly rental includes the cost of the vehicle, registration, maintenance, insurance and road side assistance.

The 2024 Swift could be offered in five variants: LXi, VXi, VXi (O), ZXi and ZXi+.

Maruti Suzuki is gearing up to launch the all-new Swift in the Indian market. The fourth generation of the popular hatchback will go on sale in the country on May 9, 2024.

Pre-bookings of the new Swift are already underway at Maruti Suzuki dealerships across India. Customers can place their orders by paying a token amount of Rs 11,000.

According to reports, the 2024 Swift will be available in five variants: LXi, VXi, VXi (O), ZXi and ZXi+. Features like halogen projector headlamps, rear defogger, ESC, Hill Start Assist and dual front airbags could be offered as standard.

Higher variants of the Swift are likely to get features such as a 9-inch touchscreen infotainment system with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay connectivity, a wireless charger, height-adjustable driver seat, electric ORVMs and automatic climate control, to name a few.

On the outside, the new Swift will feature LED headlamps with LED DRLs, LED fog lights, LED taillights and dual-tone alloy wheels.

The 2024 Swift will be offered with a 1.2-litre 3-cylinder mild-hybrid petrol engine that produces 80 BHP @ 5,700 rpm and 112 Nm @ 4,300 rpm. The engine is expected to be paired with a 5-speed manual gearbox and an AMT.

The new Swift is expected to be offered in five trims – LXI, VXI, VXI (O), ZXI, and ZXI+.

Maruti Suzuki is all set to launch the next-gen Swift in India soon. Over the last few days, the car has been spotted at multiple stockyards across India.  The latest images reveal the mid-spec variant of the Swift.

According to reports, the new Swift will be offered in five trims – LXI, VXI, VXI (O), ZXI, and ZXI+. The car seen in these images appears to be the VXI variant. 

The Swift VXI gets projector headlamps with L-shaped LED DRLs and LED taillights. It has blacked-out A, B, and C-pillars, while the mirrors and door handles are finished in body colour. This variant gets electrically adjustable ORVMs with integrated turn signals but misses out on a rear wiper.

Inside, the mid-spec VXI and VXI (O) trims are likely to get features like a 7-inch touchscreen with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, steering-mounted control, and a height-adjustable driver seat. The VXI (O) will get additional features like telematics, keyless entry with engine start/stop button, and power-folding ORVMs.

The 2024 Swift will be offered with a 1.2-litre 3-cylinder mild-hybrid petrol engine that produces 80 BHP @ 5,700 rpm and 112 Nm @ 4,300 rpm. The engine is expected to be paired with a 5-speed manual gearbox and an AMT.

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The latest images of the Swift reveal the entry-level variant of the hatchback. It looks decently equipped despite being the base trim.

Maruti Suzuki is gearing up to launch the fourth generation Swift in India later this month. Reports suggest it will be offered in five variants - LXI, VXI, VXI (O), ZXI and ZXI+. Until now, you may have seen the higher variants of the Swift equipped with dual-tone alloy wheels, LED headlamps and more. Now, here's what the base LXI variant looks like.

The latest images of the Swift reveal the entry-level variant of the hatchback. It looks decently equipped despite being the base trim. The car has projector headlamps with LED DRLs, but misses out on the fog lamps, while the dual-tone alloys make way for steelies. Other exterior details include black ORVMs and door handles.

Inside, the base LXI variant is expected to get power windows, a manual AC, internally adjustable ORVMs, tilt steering, adjustable front headrests and a 12V power socket. Safety features like ESC, Hill Start Assist, dual front airbags, and curtain airbags could be offered as standard across all trims.

The 2024 Swift will be offered with a 1.2-litre 3-cylinder mild-hybrid petrol engine that produces 80 BHP @ 5,700 rpm and 112 Nm @ 4,300 rpm. The engine is expected to be paired with a 5-speed manual gearbox and an AMT.

Source: The Amaze Guy

The new Swift is likely to be offered in five variants - LXI, VXI, VXI (O), ZXI and ZXI+.

Maruti Suzuki is all set to launch the 4th-gen Swift in India later this month. Bookings are now open, and the first units have already started reaching dealerships.

According to a media report, the new Swift is likely to be offered in five variants - LXI, VXI, VXI (O), ZXI and ZXI+. Features like halogen projector headlamps, rear defogger, ESC, Hill Start Assist, dual front airbags, and curtain airbags could be part of the standard package.

The base LXI variant is expected to get power windows, a manual AC, internally adjustable ORVMs, tilt steering, adjustable front headrests and a 12V power socket.

The mid-spec VXI and VXI (O) trims are likely to get features like a 7-inch touchscreen with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, steering-mounted control, height-adjustable driver seat, and electrically-adjustable ORVMs. The VXI (O) will get additional features like telematics, keyless entry with engine start/stop button and power-folding ORVMs.

The ZXI variant of the Swift is expected to get LED projector headlamps with LED DRLs, 15-inch alloy wheels, automatic climate control with rear AC vents, a wireless phone charger, a rear washer and wiper and a 60:40 split folding rear seat.

The top-spec ZXI+ trim will get additional features like a 9-inch touchscreen with Arkamys audio system cruise control, colour MID and machined alloy wheels. 

Source: V3Cars

The 2024 Swift will be offered with a 1.2-litre 3-cylinder mild-hybrid petrol engine.

Earlier this week, Maruti Suzuki opened bookings for the fourth-generation Swift in India. Dealer dispatches have now commenced as the carmaker gears up for the launch.

The new-gen Swift was recently spotted at a Maruti Suzuki showroom, allowing us to take a closer look at the new hatchback. The new Swift features a redesigned exterior with a low-slung grille, a clamshell bonnet and a floating roofline. It has large projector headlamps with L-shaped DRLs and LED fog lamps.

The new Swift looks quite familiar from the rear. It has wide haunches with clear lens LED taillights and a wraparound rear windshield. This car is equipped with dual-tone alloy wheels.

Moving to the interior, the new-gen Swift gets a more driver-focused cabin with a 3-spoke steering wheel, a twin-dial instrument cluster and an upright touchscreen infotainment system in the centre.

The 2024 Swift will be offered with a 1.2-litre 3-cylinder mild-hybrid petrol engine that produces 80 BHP @ 5,700 rpm and 112 Nm @ 4,300 rpm. The engine is expected to be paired with a 5-speed manual gearbox and an AMT.

Source: @iammharshvlogs

The new Swift will be slightly less powerful than the outgoing version but will offer better fuel economy.

Maruti Suzuki is all set to launch the fourth generation Swift in India later this month. The carmaker has opened its order books but has yet to release details of the India-spec Swift.

While we do know that the new Swift will be offered with Maruti Suzuki’s new Z Series engine, a leaked document sheds more light on the technical details of the new engine.

The 2024 Swift will be powered by a 1.2-litre, 3-cylinder petrol engine paired with a mild-hybrid system. It produces 80 BHP @ 5,700 rpm and 112 Nm @ 4,300 rpm. The engine is expected to be paired with a 5-speed manual gearbox and an AMT.

In comparison, the outgoing version is slightly more powerful. It uses a 1.2-litre, 4-cylinder engine that develops 89 BHP @ 6,000 rpm and 113 Nm @ 4,400 rpm. 

2024 Maruti Suzuki Swift fuel efficiency:

According to the leaked document, the claimed fuel efficiency of the manual version is 25.72 km/l, which is 3.34 km/l higher than the outgoing version.

Source: V3Cars

Prices for the all-new Maruti Swift are expected to be announced later this month.

Maruti Suzuki has announced the commencement of pre-bookings for the all-new Swift in India. Customers can place their orders by paying a token amount of Rs 11,000. 

Maruti Suzuki has also shared a teaser of the new Swift. It partially reveals the front fascia, which now features a redesigned grille flanked by a pair of LED headlamps. It now has new L-shaped LED DRLs as well.

The 2024 Maruti Suzuki Swift will feature the new Z-series 1.2-litre 3-cylinder mild-hybrid petrol engine. Its output is expected to be similar to the outgoing K12 engine and will be paired with either a 5-speed manual or an AMT gearbox.

The Swift is expected to come equipped with 6 airbags, ABS with EBD and ESP. Features like a 360-degree camera and ADAS might not be offered in the Indian market.

Being the first car in the family, we are still happy with the purchase having now run 40,000 km with no issues whatsoever.

BHPian Draunzer21 recently shared this with other enthusiasts.

I recently joined the forum and after reading so many car-buying stories, decided to share my story of buying Swift in 2017.

I had joined the driving class and was looking to buy a car at the start of 2017. My budget was just 6 lacs and had decided to buy Tiago at that time. It had just launched and it looked very nice. I was aware of Tata vehicles not being reliable but somehow I was attracted to the car.

I went to the Tata showroom in Hadapsar, Pune along with my father and when we entered the showroom, there was no one except a brand new Orange coloured Tata Tiago. We checked out the car; my father and I liked it a lot. After almost 10 minutes a guy came from somewhere until then the showroom had just me and my father. We checked out the price and details of XM, XT, XT(O) and XZ. I had checked all the specs already and had XT(O) in my mind.

The next day I asked the person to come to Magarpatta for a test drive and he came near my office I took one of my friends who drives Grand i10 to test drive Tiago. My friend drove the car and finally said there were too many vibrations and the noise was also too much, this car is not so good, think about buying a Hyundai car. The executive asked me which variant I was thinking of buying and I told him XT(O), he simply said that you either have to buy XT or XZ we do not order optional variants. That was the final nail in the coffin. For the next few days, I again started going through comparison videos about Tiago and other cars just to make sure Tiago was the right car for my family as that was going to be our first car. In one such video, there was a comparison with Swift and I started thinking of getting a Swift; my friend's opinion also impacted my car-buying decision and as I was very new to car driving, I took his opinion seriously.

The weekend came and I visited a Maruti showroom on Solapur highway - got all the details of Swift and took a test drive and the variant was a ZXi petrol manual. I was very sure that I wanted a manual car. I always had this opinion that we could buy a base model with safety features and then add accessories ourselves - obviously not good thinking but my budget was also tight and Swift VXi was costing me around 6.30 lacs at that time. I enquired about all the variants and then decided on LXi (Optional (O)). Many people might not be aware that Maruti had an Optional O variant which had 2 airbags and ABS in the base variant of Swift.

We booked the car within the next few days and I told the executive to order a Glistening Grey colour LXi Optional O variant as it had safety features and I was going to put every other accessory by myself. I was happy with my booking and selection and my family was also happy that we would have our first car.

All this happened in February and then in March second week executive told me that my car had arrived and I could do a PDI. I went to the showroom and checked the car, the car looked nice, I sat on the Driver's seat and started the car and did not notice the ABS LED, I also noticed that there was only a driver-side airbag. I enquired why there was one airbag and why there was no ABS and that is where I saw the panic on his face. He checked again once we went into the showroom and finally told me that he had ordered the LXi optional instead of the LXi optional O variant. I almost had a heart attack as I was eagerly waiting for my car.

I told him to fix it and get me my car as soon as possible. I was frustrated and that day I did not eat anything. I was taking more pressure than that executive. Next week, I visited several other Maruti showrooms in Pune to check the Optional O base variant and there was one Maruti dealer in Pune which had that variant in stock but the colour was granite grey which was almost like black. I checked the car, it had ABS and 2 airbags, for a moment I thought I should go for it but then that was not my choice of colour.

The executive from the first showroom kept on calling me every day saying I should get the car and he would give me discounts on accessories and whatnot. I told him to give me my ordered variant and not anything else. Finally, after almost 3-4 weeks of going around Pune and visiting all Maruti showrooms, I decided that I wouldn't be able to wait for any more months and I might have to settle for an Optional variant instead of an optional O.

Towards the end of March, the executive called me again and I told him I was okay with the optional variant. I went to the showroom with my dad, gave them in writing that I was okay with the variant, completed all formalities and went to the accessories counter. Ordered floor mats, power windows rear, front fog lamps, Sony music system with speakers. Executive gave me mud flaps, car perfume and Ganesh's idol from his side - that is what he told me but later I realized that Ganesh's idol and perfume were given to everyone who bought a car.

On the day of delivery, we went and realized that fog lamps were not there on the car. We checked and we were told that they were not available and they would visit our home in the next 2 days and fit those on the car. I said okay.

I was not at all happy with the booking and delivery experience of Maruti.

Having said that, we took the car and went home and my family was happy to see their first car. No doubt the car looked nice and it has been almost 40K kms on the car now and it has been with me without any issues for all these years.

• Did Maruti's sales executive trick me into buying the variant he ordered by mistake? YES
• Could I have waited and got the variant of my choice? YES

Did I make a mistake?

Looking at my car today I think this was the car meant for me and my family and maybe that was destiny.

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The new Swift scored 88.7 points out of 89 and secured an ‘A’ grade for preventive safety performance.

The fourth-generation Suzuki Swift has been awarded a 4-star safety rating by Japan NCAP. The report has been released just weeks ahead of the launch of the new Swift in India.

In tests conducted by JNCAP, the new Swift scored 177.8 points out of 197. It secured the highest points for preventive safety performance. The top-spec Swift sold in the Japanese market comes equipped with ADAS, which includes features like adaptive cruise control, autonomous emergency braking and lane departure prevention; among others.

The new Swift scored 88.7 points out of 89 and secured an ‘A’ grade for preventive safety performance. 

The new Swift scored 81.1 points out of 100 for occupant protection in the event of a crash. The car was subjected to a full frontal test at 55 km/h, a frontal offset test at 64 km/h, a side impact test at 55 km/h and a rear-end collision test. 

JNCAP also evaluated the Swift for pedestrian safety. The car scored 2.7 points out of 4 for pedestrian head protection, 2.8 out of 3.6 points for passenger seat belt reminder and received a full score for pedestrian leg protection and its emergency call system.