In a highly anticipated move, the company recently unveiled the next-generation Suzuki Swift at the Japan Mobility Show, marking a significant step forward for the iconic hatchback. While Suzuki labels it as a concept, the showcased model appears ready for production and is poised to make its formal debut in the market soon
Dimension
Measuring at 3,860 mm in length, 1,695 mm in width, 1,500 mm in height, and a wheelbase of 2,450 mm, the new Swift carries forward the compact and agile essence of its lineage. While the wheelbase, width, and height remain consistent with the current model, the overall length experiences a modest reduction of 30 mm.
Exterior
The exterior design of the new Suzuki Swift signifies a departure from its predecessor while retaining a sporty demeanor. The body shape embraces a more curvaceous stance, complemented by angular LED headlights featuring distinctive L-shaped LED DRLs.
The radiator grille, now with gloss black surrounds, adopts a more compact profile. The rear profile undergoes significant modifications, showcasing a sharper bumper and LED tail lights with captivating C-shaped features.
An interesting shift is observed in the placement of rear door handles, now residing on the doors instead of the C-pillars, a departure from the previous model.
Interior
The interior of the next-gen Swift reflects an evolutionary design philosophy. A redesigned dashboard hosts a free-standing touchscreen infotainment system, positioned above central air vents for a streamlined aesthetic.
Steering wheel upgrades include additional buttons surrounding the center boss, and the circular controls of the air conditioning system are replaced with toggle-like switches and buttons. The instrument cluster maintains an analog dial alongside a multi-information display, preserving a balance between traditional and modern elements.
Power
Suzuki has maintained an air of mystery regarding the powertrain specifications of the new Swift. While global offerings are expected to include the new Z-series and hybrid powertrains, the K-series 1.2L petrol engine might continue to be the choice for some regions
Notably, the showcased Swift at the Japan Mobility Show was equipped with Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), hinting at potential advancements in safety features for the upcoming model.
