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Launching Today: New Maruti Suzuki Swift

The third generation Swift rides on a brand new platform, features familiar petrol and diesel engines, gets additional features and an AMT (available on both engines) for the first time

Launching Today: New Maruti Suzuki Swift

Maruti Suzuki will launch the third-generation Swift at Auto Expo 2018 today. Like before, the new Swift will be sold through regular Maruti Suzuki Arena dealerships. 

We’ve driven the Maruti Swift 2018 in January and here’s what we feel about the new gen model

The new Swift becomes the fourth model in Maruti’s lineup to be based on Suzuki’s newest Heartect platform, after the Baleno, Ignis, and its compact sedan sibling, the Dzire. Thanks to the new lightweight platform, the third-gen Swift has shed upto 85kg compared to the second-gen model. 

Launching Today: New Maruti Suzuki Swift

Vitals 

 

Second-gen Swift

Third-gen Swift

Length

3,850mm

3,840mm (-10mm)

Width

1,695mm

1,735mm (+40mm)

Height

1,530mm

1,530mm (unchanged)

Wheelbase

2,430mm

2,450mm (+20mm)

Ground Clearance

170mm

163mm (-7mm)

Boot Space

210 litres

268 litres (+58 litres)

Tyres

185/65 R15

185/65 R15 (unchanged)

Fuel Tank

42 litres

37 litres (-5 litres)

In terms of features, the new Swift is better equipped than the previous model. The differentiating goodies on offer on the top Z+ variant are auto LED projector headlamps with daytime running LEDs, 7-inch touchscreen infotainment unit with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, as well as tail lamps with LED brake lights, among others. The Z+ variant is the new top variant. The three other variants in which the Swift is available are L, V and Z. Maruti Suzuki has made dual front airbags, ABS with EBD and brake assist, and IsoFix child seat anchors, which were optional before on the base model, standard with the new model. 

Launching Today: New Maruti Suzuki Swift

The new Swift is powered by the same 1.2-litre and 1.3-litre petrol and diesel engines as before. Though both the engines are coupled to a standard 5-speed manual as before, a 5-speed AMT (automated-manual transmission) has been added for the first time. In fact, an automatic option is available for the first time with the Swift in India. 

2018 Maruti Suzuki Swift

Petrol

Diesel

Engine

1.2-litre K-Series

1.3-litre DDiS 190

Power

83PS @ 6,000rpm

75PS @ 4,000rpm

Torque

113Nm @ 4200rpm

190Nm @ 2000rpm

Transmission

5-speed MT/AMT

5-speed MT/AMT

Fuel Efficiency

22kmpl (+1.6kmpl)

28.4kmpl (+3.2kmpl)

Kerb Weight

880 (- 85kg)

985 (- 75kg)

Launching Today: New Maruti Suzuki Swift

The new Swift will rematch with its age old rivals, the Ford Figo and the Hyundai Grand i10. The Figo is expected to receive a facelift in the coming months.  

Check out: Maruti’s Small SUV Future-S Concept SUV Showcased At Auto Expo 2018

Read More on : Maruti Swift on road price


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