As anticipation builds for one of the most awaited launches of 2024, Maruti Suzuki has officially opened bookings for the all-new Swift hatchback. Scheduled for launch in the second week of May, the fourth-generation Swift promises an array of exciting updates, including the debut of a new Z-Series petrol engine.
Key Highlights:
- Bookings for the fourth-gen Swift are now open at Maruti Suzuki Arena dealerships and online platforms.
- The booking amount is set at Rs 11,000, offering customers the opportunity to secure their Swift ahead of its official launch.
- The new Swift features evolutionary design cues while introducing significant changes to the cabin layout and technology offerings.
- A new 1.2-litre three-cylinder petrol engine is expected to power the upcoming model, delivering enhanced performance and efficiency.
- Maruti Suzuki aims to build on the Swift’s remarkable sales legacy, with over 29 lakh units sold in India since its introduction in 2005.
Design and Features: While the new Swift retains its distinctive identity, characterized by its sporty silhouette and agile stance, the fourth-generation model introduces subtle design enhancements. Notably, the cabin undergoes a significant transformation, featuring a layered dashboard design and a two-tone finish. A prominent 9.0-inch touchscreen takes center stage on the centre console, accompanied by modern amenities borrowed from Maruti Suzuki’s latest lineup.
Powertrain and Safety: One of the most anticipated updates comes in the powertrain department, with the introduction of the new Z-Series 1.2-litre three-cylinder petrol engine. Expected to deliver improved efficiency and performance, this engine option is likely to be paired with both manual and automatic transmission choices, incorporating Maruti’s SHVS mild-hybrid technology. Notably, the Japan-spec Swift recently achieved a commendable four-star rating in the Japan NCAP crash tests, underscoring Maruti Suzuki’s commitment to safety.
Sales Legacy: Maruti Suzuki commemorates a significant milestone with over 29 lakh units of the Swift sold in India since its debut in 2005. The company aims to further bolster this impressive sales record with the launch of the fourth-gen model, positioning it as a formidable contender in the competitive hatchback segment. Set to rival the Hyundai Grand i10 Nios, the new Swift is poised to captivate enthusiasts and loyalists alike with its blend of style, performance, and cutting-edge technology.
