Maruti Suzuki Swift is a strong player in B segment, over a period of ten years the hatchback has seen many rivals come and go, while some stayed for good, others became victim of dud sales. Presently Swift has potential threat around from hatchbacks like Ford Figo, Toyota Etios Liva and Hyundai Grand i10. Prominent comfort goodies incorporated inside are engine push start, electric power steering, 60: 40 split rear seats, power windows in front/rear, driver side power window with auto down function, accessory socket, tillable steering wheel column, rear seat back folding, central door locking, keyless entry, rear window defogger, rear wiper and washer, height adjuster for driver’s seat, automatic climate control and lane change indicator.
Claimed mileage for the petrol engined Swift is marginally up at 20.4 kmpl. Diesel variants as tested by ARAI can return an excellent run of 25.2 kmpl in one litre.
