Suzuki Swift 2020

The overall look of the Swift is clean, athletic, and mature in a good way. Its wide grille, LED headlights, and daytime running LED light complements each other fully. The body lines on the sides going to the rear are sleek. The taillights are wonderfully incorporated, giving a fluidity  throughout.

A noteworthy update is the hidden rear door handle. It makes the Suzuki Swift look like a two-door sports car from afar. Another well thought of detail is the black accents below the roofline that goes all the way to the back. It gives an extra premium vibe on the side.

Dominating inside the Suzuki Swift is mostly sturdy plastic beneficial to the car’s weight capacity. Its dashboard displays ample essentials. Interior panels are black and shiny providing a solemn vibe. The sound system is decently made. An efficient touchscreen infotainment system powered by Android is available for various uses.

The head and legroom are pleasant for adult-sized passengers. The driver and passenger seats at the front and back are plush, making near or long drive enjoyable. The cargo compartment can carry 242 liters. It can be further expanded by folding the rear seats.

Depending on the variant, the Swift can be ignited using a push-start. Air Conditioning can be controlled manually or automatically depending again on the variant chosen.

The Suzuki Swift was accredited with an outstanding five-star by the ASEAN NCAP for its safety performance. Also, it received a four-star rating from the Euro NCAP. It is designed with a lot of safety features such an anti-lock braking system paired with electronic brakeforce distribution, crash and reversing sensors, and front dual airbags.

The new Suzuki Swift is a five-door hatchback with a front-engine, front-wheel layout considered as a Supermini (B segment) type. Though small compared to other vehicles, it generally functions like a sedan.

Its platform is the Suzuki HEARTECT, known for its reliable metal strength, innovative design, and body structure that can absorb impacts. Its chassis was designed to equally distribute force, ensuring a small amount will be felt inside the vehicle in case of a collision.

The Suzuki Swift runs using a 1.2-liter K12M gasoline engine. It produces 82 horsepower and 114 Newton meter of torque. Its K12M engine is ideal for those who drive daily as it is fuel-efficient.