The Suzuki Swift 2025 is finally here, and it’s more than just a facelift. It’s a fresh chapter for one of India’s most loved hatchbacks. From college students to small families, this car has always had mass appeal. And with this new version, Maruti Suzuki wants to raise the bar once again.
What’s new? Quite a lot. The design, engine, interiors, and even features get big updates. Yet, it still keeps the Swift name alive. That means it stays sporty, practical, and value for money.
Sharper Look, Familiar Shape
At first glance, you’ll notice how the new Swift has evolved. The body shape remains similar, but the details are sharper now. The front grille gets a more aggressive honeycomb mesh. The headlamps are sleeker and fully LED. The DRLs wrap around the edges in a clean curve.
The rear section gets a compact, fresh tailgate. The tail-lamps are now C-shaped LED units. The car still looks compact and nimble. But it has a bit more muscle this time.
You’ll see blacked-out pillars and new diamond-cut alloy wheels. The floating roof effect continues. But everything feels tighter and better sculpted.
Overall, it looks modern but doesn’t forget its Swift DNA.
Dimensions and Colors
The 2025 Swift is slightly longer and wider than before. The wheelbase is roughly the same, but the cabin feels roomier.
Maruti is offering new dual-tone color schemes. There’s a deep blue, sporty red, solid white, and silver-grey options. You can also get contrast roof shades. Perfect for those who like bold combinations.
All-New Z-Series Engine
The biggest update is under the hood. Say goodbye to the old 1.2L K-Series engine. The 2025 Swift now uses a 1.2L 3-cylinder Z-Series petrol engine.
Yes, it’s a 3-cylinder, but it’s smooth and fuel-efficient. Power is slightly lower than the old engine at around 82 PS. But torque is strong and comes in early, making city driving easier.
This new engine also supports mild hybrid tech in some variants. That helps during start-stop traffic and improves fuel economy.
The engine is tuned for better mileage, not just performance. And in India, that matters a lot.
Fuel Efficiency Matters
Mileage is still king in the hatchback segment. Suzuki knows this. So, the Swift 2025 delivers up to 25.72 kmpl (ARAI tested) in the hybrid variant.
Even the regular petrol version gives around 22-23 kmpl depending on your driving habits. That’s impressive and puts it at the top of the class.
For those who spend long hours in traffic, this car will save you quite a bit at the fuel pump.
New Transmission Options
The car offers a 5-speed manual as standard. But there’s also a new CVT (Continuously Variable Transmission) for those who prefer automatic.
This replaces the old AMT. The CVT feels smoother and more refined. You don’t get that rubber-band effect as much, and it makes the Swift more enjoyable in city driving.
No diesel variant this time, which was expected. And no full hybrid yet, but Suzuki might bring that later.
Cabin Feels Premium
Step inside, and the changes are instantly visible. The cabin now looks much more upmarket. You get a new dual-tone dashboard layout. The center console is tilted slightly towards the driver. The overall quality of plastics has improved.
The 2025 Swift features a new 9-inch touchscreen infotainment system. It supports wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. The screen is responsive and easy to use.
The instrument cluster is part-digital now. You get a 4.2-inch MID between analog dials. It shows trip info, fuel stats, and more.
There’s automatic climate control, push start-stop, smart key entry, and a new flat-bottom steering wheel. USB Type-C ports and rear AC vents are now included in top variants.
Better Seats and Space
The seats are new and offer better back support. The rear seat has been slightly reprofiled for more comfort. There’s still enough space for 4 adults. A fifth person can squeeze in for short trips.
Boot space is around 265 liters. Not the biggest, but decent for daily use. You can drop the rear seats to increase cargo room.
Top Safety Updates
This time, Maruti Suzuki has made safety a bigger priority. The Swift 2025 gets 6 airbags in top variants. ABS with EBD, electronic stability control (ESC), hill hold assist, and ISOFIX are offered as standard from mid variants onwards.
The body is built on Suzuki’s HEARTECT platform, which is lighter but stronger. The brand says crash safety has been improved, though the final crash test rating is still awaited.
Tech and Features at a Glance
Here’s what the new Swift offers in terms of features:
- 9-inch touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay/Android Auto
- Automatic climate control
- Rear AC vents
- Rear parking camera and sensors
- Cruise control
- Steering-mounted controls
- Keyless entry and push-button start
- Dual-tone color themes
- LED projector lamps with DRLs
- 15-inch diamond-cut alloys
- 6 airbags (top variants)
- Electronic stability control
- Hill-hold assist
That’s a solid list for a hatchback in this segment.
Variant Details and Price Range
The 2025 Swift comes in several trims: LXi, VXi, VXi+, ZXi, ZXi+, and ZXi+ Dual Tone.
The base LXi is more functional but misses out on premium bits. VXi adds more features. The ZXi and ZXi+ are loaded and come with all the tech and safety gear.
Price starts from around ₹6.5 lakh (ex-showroom) and goes up to ₹9.5 lakh for the top-end CVT version. It’s competitively priced and offers value in every trim.
Rivals in the Segment
The Suzuki Swift 2025 will compete with:
- Hyundai Grand i10 Nios
- Tata Tiago
- Citroen C3
- Renault Kwid (top trims)
- Maruti Baleno (lower trims)
But Swift has a strong brand image. And with this update, it looks ready to defend its turf easily.
FAQs About Suzuki Swift 2025
Is the new Swift 2025 available now in India?
Yes. Maruti Suzuki has officially launched the Swift 2025 in India and bookings are open.
What’s new in the 2025 Swift?
It gets a new Z-Series 1.2L engine, updated design, new features, better mileage, CVT gearbox, and improved safety.
Does it offer a diesel engine?
No. The 2025 Swift is petrol-only. There is no diesel option.
Is there a hybrid version?
There’s a mild-hybrid variant available in select trims. A full-hybrid is not available yet.
What is the mileage of the new Swift?
It offers up to 25.72 kmpl for the mild-hybrid version. Regular petrol gives around 22-23 kmpl.
What’s the price range of the new Swift?
Prices start from ₹6.5 lakh and go up to ₹9.5 lakh (ex-showroom) depending on the variant.