Arguably, India’s most-loved car, the Swift is also the model that changed Maruti Suzuki’s image forever. Now in its third generation, the Swift has grown in size and seemingly, so has its popularity – the hatch having become a permanent fixture on the best-sellers list. The Swift’s appeal has also widened after the introduction of the automatic transmission options. With Maruti having discontinued diesels for BS6, the Maruti Suzuki Swift is now available only in petrol-manual and petrol-AMT forms, and for 2021 gets a mildly updated face, dual-tone colour options and a new 1.2-litre DualJet petrol engine with 90hp.
Arguably, India’s most-loved car, the Swift is also the model that changed Maruti Suzuki’s image fo...
Arguably, India’s most-loved car, the Swift is also the model that changed Maruti Suzuki’s image forever. Now in its third generation, the Swift has grown in size and seemingly, so has its popularity – the hatch having become a permanent fixture on the best-sellers list. The Swift’s appeal has also widened after the introduction of the automatic transmission options. With Maruti having discontinued diesels for BS6, the Maruti Suzuki Swift is now available only in petrol-manual and petrol-AMT forms, and for 2021 gets a mildly updated face, dual-tone colour options and a new 1.2-litre DualJet petrol engine with 90hp.