By Maruti Swift, with its enduring design and budget-friendly pricing, remains a preferred choice in the entry-level segment. Despite the increased popularity of SUVs models such as the Swift help to keep the hatchback category alive. Users should expect an improved experience overall with the new fourth-generation Swift.
2024 New-Gen Maruti Swift – Revamped Profile
While maintaining its sleek design, the Swift receives subtle visual upgrades. Redesigned lighting components, a bigger grille, and a more aggressive front lower bumper are among the noticeable modifications. The side profile benefits from sportier alloy wheels, likely 15-inch in size. Additionally, conventional rear door handles replace the previous C-pillar mounted ones. Rear updates consist of new taillights, a revised bumper, and a more pronounced roof spoiler. Minor adjustments in dimensions, with a 15 mm increase in length, may slightly impact the car’s road presence. Interior spaciousness remains a hallmark of the Swift, ensuring continuity with the 4th-gen model.
4th-Gen Maruti Swift – Enhanced Interiors
Interior upgrades feature a new dashboard and climate control panel. A significant addition is the larger 9-inch touchscreen infotainment system, similar to other recent Maruti models. Wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay support simplifies smartphone connectivity. While the steering wheel and instrument cluster remain unchanged from the 3rd-gen model, advanced features like ADAS, seen in international versions, may not be available in the Indian market.
2024 Maruti Swift – New Powertrain
The 4th-gen Swift will be powered by a new Z Series 1.2-liter 3-cylinder engine with a 12V mild-hybrid system, possibly resulting in improved fuel efficiency. The current 3rd-gen Swift houses a K series dual jet, dual VVT petrol engine delivering 89.73 PS and 113 Nm of torque. Fuel efficiency stands at 22.38 km/L (manual) and 22.56 km/L (AGS transmission), while the Swift CNG variant offers 30.90 km/kg.
Competitive Positioning
The 2024 Maruti Swift will continue to compete with rivals such as the Tata Tiago and Hyundai i10 Nios. With its updates and enhancements, the new-gen model is anticipated to maintain its lead in sales, albeit with a higher price tag compared to the current 3rd-gen Swift, which starts at Rs 5.99 lakh.
2024-04-10 13:19:19