New Suzuki Swift launched
Interior revisions on the new-generation Suzuki Swift include a new wraparound dashboard design, horizontal air vents and centre controls.
Suzuki South Coast in Port Shepstone launched the new-generation Suzuki Swift last Saturday.
The popular compact hatchback in a choice of three models boasts a complete redesign inside and out and a new engine.
First shown at a global international reveal in March, the latest iteration of this popular B-segment hatch is a visual evolution of the outgoing model.
Key revisions comprise restyled headlight clusters with L-shaped signature lamps, an oval radiator grille with a piano-black finish and a new front bumper with a more pronounced lower intake.
Other key changes include a clamshell bonnet with shut-lines that blend into a more pronounced shoulder line. While the blacked-out A/B pillars and ‘floating roof’ design remain, the hidden rear door handles of the outgoing model have been superseded by conventional units.
The cosmetic makeover finishes up with a more sculpted tailgate with an integrated hatch spoiler and high-level brake lamp, 3D LED tail light clusters and a redesigned rear bumper with racy horizontal reflector panels set on either side of the licence plate aperture.
Interior revisions include a new wraparound dashboard design, horizontal air vents, and centre controls angled towards the driver for improved ergonomics.
Ahead of the multifunction steering wheel lurks a revamped instrument cluster combining refreshed analogue dials with either a colour or segment LCD, providing access to a wide range of information at a glance: average and instantaneous fuel consumption, driving range and — on flagship GLX models — power and torque.
The Swift’s redesigned front seats are upholstered in black fabric with an embossed centre panel design. A 60:40 split-folding rear seatbacks is standard, as are numerous spaces to stash personal belongings.
The boot offers 265l of space, expandable to 580l.
To experience the all-new Suzuki Swift, visit Suzuki South Coast in Port Shepstone.
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