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New Generation Swift Maruti Suzuki has made the global debut of the fourth generation Suzuki Swift at the last edition of Japan Mobility Show in Tokyo this October. This hatchback car has now become available in its domestic market. In this article, you will know about the engine specs, fuel economy, and pricing of this new fourth generation Swift, comparing it with the current generation Swift.
New generation Swift vs current generation Swift: Engine specifications
The fourth generation Swift is inspired by Suzuki’s Z series engine, which is a new 1.2-litre Z12E three-cylinder naturally aspirated petrol engine. This engine starts a new story of liveliness, with 81 bhp at 5,700 rpm and peak torque of 108 Nm at 4,500 rpm. Along with this, a 48V mild-hybrid setup is also included, which comprises of DC synchronous motor and battery, which gives 3 bhp and 60 Nm of power.
fuel efficiency
In terms of fuel efficiency, the Japan-spec Swift has shown strong form, with an average consumption of 23.4 kmpl and 24.5 kmpl in hybrid and non-hybrid variants respectively. This shows it to be more affordable than Indian standards. We hope that Maruti will also introduce the CNG variant when it launches this new generation Swift in the Indian market.
Fuel Economy 24.5 kmpl (Mild-Hybrid) / 23.4 kmpl (Regular Petrol) (WLTP Claimed) 22.38 kmpl (MT) / 22.56 kmpl (AMT) / 30.90 km/kg (CNG)
Engine Details New-gen Suzuki Swift (Japan-spec) India-spec Maruti Swift
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Displacement 1197cc
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12-valve, 3-cylinder DOHC
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engine 1197cc
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4-cylinder DOHC
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Power 81 BHP 89 BHP (Petrol) / 77 BHP (CNG)
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Torque 108 Nm 113 Nm (Petrol) / 98.5 Nm (CNG)
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Transmission 5-MT/CVT 5-MT/5-AMT
New generation Maruti Swift vs old Swift: What will be the prices?
In Japan, prices of the new generation Suzuki Swift start at 1,922,800 yen and go up to 2,087,800 yen (roughly Rs. 11 lakh to Rs. 20 lakh). The Japan-spec models are available in three trims – XG, MX (Hybrid) and MZ (Hybrid). However, when launched in India, prices are likely to be different due to minor changes in the specs.