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A fun-to-drive hatchback that combines efficiency, practicality and everyday comfort.
Ex-showroom prices and specifications for all available variants.
| Variant | Price | Fuel | Transmission | Mileage | Power | Torque |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LXi1.2L Petrol · 1197 cc | ₹5,79,000 | petrol | manual | 24.80 km/l | 81.58 PS | 111.7 Nm |
| VXi1.2L Petrol · 1197 cc | ₹6,63,000 | petrol | manual | 24.80 km/l | 81.58 PS | 111.7 Nm |
| VXi (O)1.2L Petrol · 1197 cc | ₹6,89,000 | petrol | manual | 24.80 km/l | 81.58 PS | 111.7 Nm |
| VXi AMT1.2L Petrol · 1197 cc | ₹7,08,000 | petrol | amt | 25.75 km/l | 81.58 PS | 111.7 Nm |
| VXi (O) AMT1.2L Petrol · 1197 cc | ₹7,34,000 | petrol | amt | 25.75 km/l | 81.58 PS | 111.7 Nm |
| VXi CNG1.2L Petrol · 1197 cc | ₹7,52,399 | petrol-cng | manual | 32.85 km/kg | 69.75 PS | 101.8 Nm |
| ZXi1.2L Petrol · 1197 cc | ₹7,56,900 | petrol | manual | 24.80 km/l | 81.58 PS | 111.7 Nm |
| ZXi AMT1.2L Petrol · 1197 cc | ₹8,01,900 | petrol | amt | 25.75 km/l | 81.58 PS | 111.7 Nm |
| VXi (O) CNG1.2L Petrol · 1197 cc | ₹7,78,400 | petrol-cng | manual | 32.85 km/kg | 69.75 PS | 101.8 Nm |
| ZXi Plus1.2L Petrol · 1197 cc | ₹8,23,900 | petrol | manual | 24.80 km/l | 81.58 PS | 111.7 Nm |
| ZXi Plus DT1.2L Petrol · 1197 cc | ₹8,38,900 | petrol | manual | 24.80 km/l | 81.58 PS | 111.7 Nm |
| ZXi CNG1.2L Petrol · 1197 cc | ₹8,46,400 | petrol-cng | manual | 32.85 km/kg | 69.75 PS | 101.8 Nm |
| ZXi Plus AMT1.2L Petrol · 1197 cc | ₹8,68,900 | petrol | amt | 25.75 km/l | 81.58 PS | 111.7 Nm |
| ZXi Plus AMT DT1.2L Petrol · 1197 cc | ₹8,83,900 | petrol | amt | 25.75 km/l | 81.58 PS | 111.7 Nm |
The Maruti Suzuki Swift has been a favourite in India for almost 20 years, and the new generation keeps that legacy going with a fresh look, a new Z-Series engine and better safety. It’s still an affordable and fuel-efficient hatchback, but now comes with a more modern cabin, extra convenience features, and 6 airbags as standard on every variant. Whether you’re buying your first car, need something for daily office runs, or want a dependable family hatchback, the Swift is still one of the best picks in its segment.
The biggest change under the hood is the new 1.2-litre Z-Series three-cylinder petrol engine, which replaces the older K-Series unit. You can pick a 5-speed manual or a 5-speed AMT gearbox, and if you want to save on fuel costs, there’s a factory-fitted S-CNG option too (only with manual transmission). Even with the new engine, the Swift still drives the way people expect, while giving an ARAI-certified mileage of up to 25.75 km/l on the petrol AMT and 32.85 km/kg on the S-CNG version.
On the outside, the new Swift keeps its familiar hatchback shape but gets a sportier look with a new grille, reshaped bumpers, LED lighting on the top ZXi and ZXi+ variants, and new alloy wheel designs. It’s compact enough to be easy in city traffic, yet still has enough room inside and in the boot for regular family use.
The cabin has had a proper upgrade too. The dashboard looks cleaner and more premium, built around a touchscreen infotainment system (wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay from the VXi variant upward). Other useful additions include automatic climate control and rear AC vents on the ZXi and ZXi+ variants, a wireless phone charger on the Zxi and ZXi+, a multi-information display, and steering-mounted controls, all of which make the new Swift feel noticeably more upmarket than before.
Safety has moved up a big step as well. Every variant gets 6 airbags as standard, along with Electronic Stability Program (ESP), Hill Hold Assist, ABS with EBD, ISOFIX child seat anchorages, and reverse parking sensors, all standard across the range, not limited to any one variant.
Overall, the Maruti Suzuki Swift continues to strike a great balance between performance, efficiency, practicality and running costs. It may not be the most powerful hatchback around, but with its proven reliability, huge service network, low running costs and fun-to-drive nature, it remains one of best cars for everyday use.
The Maruti Suzuki Swift has been one of India’s most popular hatchbacks for over two decades, and fuel efficiency has always been one of its biggest strengths. With the new 1.2-litre Z-Series engine, the Epic New Swift delivers among the best ARAI-certified mileage figures in its segment. But how do these numbers translate to everyday…
The Maruti Suzuki Swift is one of India’s most popular hatchbacks. A common question among buyers is whether to choose the AMT or the manual gearbox. Both have their advantages, and the better option depends mainly on where you drive, how much control you prefer and whether you want the CNG version. In this comparison,…
The Maruti Suzuki Swift is available in five main trims: LXi, VXi, VXi (O), ZXi and ZXi+. Depending on the variant, buyers can choose between petrol-manual, petrol-AMT and CNG-manual powertrains. With 14 combinations listed in Gurugram, choosing the right one can be confusing. The base LXi keeps the price low but misses several everyday features….
The Maruti Suzuki Swift is priced from ₹5.79 lakh (ex-showroom). Prices vary depending on the variant and transmission you choose.
The Swift delivers an ARAI-certified mileage of 24.80 km/l with the petrol manual and up to 25.75 km/l with the petrol AMT. The factory-fitted S-CNG variants deliver 32.85 km/kg.
Yes. The Swift is available with a factory-fitted S-CNG option in the VXi, VXi (O) and ZXi variants. All CNG variants come with a 5-speed manual transmission.
Yes. Petrol variants of the Swift are available with a 5-speed AMT in addition to the 5-speed manual gearbox. The AMT is offered from the VXi variant upward.
The Maruti Suzuki Swift comes with six airbags as standard across all variants.
Petrol variants of the Swift offer 265 litres of boot space, which is suitable for everyday luggage and short family trips. The official brochure does not specify a boot-space figure for the S-CNG variants.
For many buyers, the VXi offers a good balance of price and features. It adds a 7-inch SmartPlay Pro touchscreen, wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, four speakers, steering-mounted audio controls and electrically adjustable ORVMs. Buyers who want Suzuki Connect and additional convenience features can consider the VXi (O).
No. The Maruti Suzuki Swift is not available with a factory-fitted sunroof in any variant.
The Swift primarily competes with hatchbacks such as the Hyundai Grand i10 Nios and Tata Tiago. Buyers may also compare it with larger premium hatchbacks such as the Maruti Suzuki Baleno and Toyota Glanza, depending on their budget.
Yes. The Swift is well suited to first-time buyers thanks to its compact dimensions, light controls, high fuel efficiency and wide Maruti Suzuki service network. Six airbags, ESP, Hill Hold Assist and reverse parking sensors are also standard across the range.