Suzuki is gearing up for an exciting showcase at the Tokyo Auto Salon motor show from January 12 to 14, 2024. The spotlight will be on the concept version of the fourth-gen Swift, known as the Cool Yellow Rev. This hatchback boasts cosmetic enhancements, elevating its style to a sportier level.
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Cool Yellow Aesthetics for 2024 Maruti Suzuki Swift
True to its name, the Cool Yellow Rev concept flaunts a vibrant Cool Yellow metallic paint, a fresh addition to the Swift’s color palette. The traditional chrome and flashy elements on the grille and wheels have undergone a sleek transformation, embracing a blackout treatment. The result? A hatchback with a distinctly sporty demeanor. Adding to the visual appeal are body decals featuring ‘SWIFT’ lettering and a standout grey-colored roof.
Peek into the Cabin: While the exterior receives a sporty makeover, interior alterations are relatively minor. The 2024 Maruti Suzuki Swift showcases a new dashboard design inspired by the Fronx and Grand Vitara, featuring a sporty combination of black, grey, and white. Explore the Swift’s cabin and its features through our comprehensive image gallery.
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Under the Hood
There is no change under the hood. The new-gen Swift features a Z-series 1.2-liter three-cylinder naturally aspirated petrol engine. While the Japanese model gets a CVT, the India-spec new-gen Swift will have manual and AMT options. The three-potter offers 82 hp and 108 Nm. This is a bit lower to the current K-series 1.2-litre 4-cylinder unit’s 88 hp and 113 Nm. However, the new motor could work in tandem with a strong hybrid setup. However, this arrangement might not make it to our shores owing to the price-sensitive nature of the buyers. That said, chances of the SHVS mild-hybrid tech making it to the India-spec new-gen Swift are pretty high.
What’s Next?: Maruti is already testing the new-generation Swift on Indian roads. In all probability, the new model will be hittinghitting showroom floors later this year. Anticipate a pricing premium over the current third-gen model, starting from Rs 5.99 lakh (ex-showroom). However, the modern powertrain, additional features and a higher focus on safety should justify the price increment.
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