Maruti Swift road test, review

The Swift has already cemented its place in the list of bestsellers, but how good is it? We put it through our exhaustive real-world tests to find out.

Published on Sep 25, 2024 05:27:00 PM

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Repositioned rear door handle, redesigned C-pillar improve aero.

Camera display isn’t as clear or sharp as some of its rivals; doesn’t get adaptive guidelines either.

Appreciably, ESP, hill-start assist and 6 airbags are standard.

Maruti’s familiar 9-inch touchscreen has been carried over. It is easy to use and responsive to touch. Further, it is equipped with wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, which takes the user experience a couple of notches higher. A dedicated bar with shortcut keys makes accessing various menus quite easy. It gets four speakers and two tweeters, and even though the sound is tuned by ARKAMYS, its quality isn’t as good as a similarly priced Tata Altroz. Lastly, it packs in several SIM-based connectivity features, which can be accessed via the Suzuki Connect mobile application.