So what's new in India’s most popular premium hatchback? Here's a quick peek at what the refreshed Maruti Swift has on offer...
Maruti launched the second-gen Swift more than three years ago, way back in August 2011. Since then, it has seen rivals like the Volkswagen Polo, Fiat Punto and Hyundai i20 either get a mid-cycle refresh or an all-new generation hitting the showrooms. To keep itself in the game, Maruti launched the refreshed
Swift last month. The updated Swift Dzire is expected to follow suit soon.
Exteriors
Maruti has decided to play it safe with the Swift’s popular exterior styling. The updated Swift’s front bumper is all-new and now comes with a larger air dam. There are silver accents on the sides around the fog lamp housings, while the grille now sports honeycomb styling.
The updated Swift now also comes in a new Granite Grey shade (above).
Moving on to the sides, the alloy wheels in the top variants get an all-new design, while the lower variants also get restyled wheel caps. Maruti has added three new paint shades to the updated Swift line-up: violet, red and grey.
The Swift VDI (pictured above) does not get parking sensors or alloy wheels.