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New Suzuki Swift Hybrid offers a simple choice

 Published 15th July 2024
New Launches 

Underrated is probably the wrong word. Sometimes a really good product sneaks under the radar for the simple reason that most people just “forget” about it. This particular one has already been on sale for a several months but we’d be willing to bet it hasn’t occurred to many of you that it could be your ideal lease car. That would be a shame, because the new Suzuki Swift Hybrid is a brilliant little car.

The fourth-generation Suzuki Swift only went on sale in April and already the order book contains more than 2,000 names. With updated design inside and out, enhanced specification, better performance, lower emissions, and improved fuel economy it’s easy to see the appeal.

Suzuki revealed the new Swift back in October 2023 and its stylish design, spacious cabin, ample luggage space, and hatchback practicality is already proving desirable.


The new Suzuki Swift boasts a slightly more muscular appearance than before


Blacked out pillars create the illusion of a floating roof as well as matching with the new piano black grille. Revised LED headlamps and L-shaped running lights complete the updated front end. The rear has also been tweaked and now features a wider bumper design, integrated hatch spoiler, and boot side spoilers. The rear lights mirror the design of the headlamps and boast a three-dimensional appearance when illuminated.

new Suzuki Swift interior

The interior features a new high-quality dual-tone design with centre controls angled towards the driver and a prominent nine-inch infotainment display fitted as standard equipment. The heated front seats are also standard and boast a new design with reshaped cushioning between the shoulder and side bolsters creating a more sculpted look.

The new Suzuki Swift Hybrid is available in two generously equipped trim-levels – Motion and Ultra - for you to choose from.

Standard equipment for the Motion grade includes 16-inch alloy wheels, LED headlamps, navigation, rear view camera, rear parking sensors, Adaptive Cruise Control, wireless smartphone connection, and keyless entry & start. Safety and driver aids also include Driver Monitoring System, Dual Sensor Brake Support, Lane Departure Warning and Weaving Alert, Rear Cross Traffic Alert, Blind Spot Monitor, and enhanced Traffic Sign Recognition.

Step up to the Ultra grade and you can add 16-inch polished alloy wheels, automatic air conditioning, rear passenger heater outlet, and electric folding door mirrors to the equipment list.

The new Swift is also available in eight metallic colours with a further four dual tone colour schemes. The Dual-tone finish is an optional extra and features a Black Pearl or Grey metallic roof depending on the chosen body colour.

new Suzuki Swift rear

Power comes from an all-new and highly efficient three-cylinder petrol engine with multi-point fuel injection. The engine has been specially developed for the new Swift and offers enhanced fuel economy, improved torque, and even lower CO2 emissions than before.

The 1.2-litre petrol engine combines with a 12v mild hybrid system to generate a total power output of around 82bhp. The Swift’s hybrid system also helps achieve a CO2 emissions figure of just 99g/km and fuel consumption of around 64mpg. That level of power is never going to make the Suzuki Swift a fast car, but because it’s small and lightweight the sprint to 60mph is likely to feel quicker than the reported 12 seconds. The Swift has always been a car that relies on handling and agility to put a smile on your face and it doesn’t need to be massively powerful to achieve that goal.


In terms of range, choosing a Suzuki Swift is simple and painless.


You’ve got the two trim-levels, Motion and Ultra, and each one is fitted with the same 1.2-litre hybrid system. The only decision you need to make is which trim you want and whether you prefer the five-speed manual or CVT automatic transmission. The only additional choice is if you opt for the Ultra trim with the manual gearbox, because then you’ll also be able to specify Suzuki’s Allgrip 4WD system to go with it.

Oh yes, and you’ll also need to choose the colour…. So best start here.



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