2025 Suzuki Swift Launches in the UAE
The 2025 Suzuki Swift has officially arrived in the UAE recently, introduced by Al Rostamani Trading Company (ARTC).
Exterior and Interior Design
The new Suzuki Swift builds on its legacy as a compact, lightweight hatchback. It now sports an updated design language. Buyers can choose from 10 different patterns in seven colours.
The interior cabin adopts a cohesive layout with interconnected panels and door trims, creating a seamless and unified interior design.
Suzuki claims the redesigned dashboard now uses more premium materials and offers a larger screen with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay connectivity.
The driver-focused layout ensures comfort and practicality, with audio and controls positioned for intuitive use.
Engine and Performance
Under the hood, the Suzuki Swift 2025 features a 1.2-litre 4-cylinder mild-hybrid engine paired with a CVT gearbox.
What makes the Swift stand out is its exceptional fuel efficiency. With a fuel economy of 25.8 km/l, it’s one of the most economical options in its segment.
Suzuki Swift Safety and Driver Assistance
Suzuki has packed the new Swift with advanced safety features to meet modern driving demands. Highlights include:
- Dual Sensor Brake Support II (DSBS II): Combines a millimeter-wave radar and monocular camera for improved collision avoidance.
- Adaptive Cruise Control: With all-speed following and stop-hold functions for effortless highway driving.
- Lane Keep Assist: Helps drivers stay centred in their lane.
- Adaptive High Beam System: Automatically adjusts headlight intensity for optimal visibility.
- Driver Monitoring System: This is a first-time feature for Suzuki. It recognizes the driver’s face and alerts them of drowsiness or inattention.
Suzuki Swift 2025 price and availability
The Suzuki Swift 2025 is currently available in UAE showrooms across the UAE.
Suzuki Swift 2025 price in UAE
- AED 51,900 (GL)
- AED 54,900 (GL Plus)
- AED 59,900 (GLX)
Keep track of the latest Suzuki Swift prices and specifications in the buyer guide.
Comments
Royston Lasrado
Suzuki missing out on capitalising on the swift – shove in a 1.5 turbo and it would go like stink….the car would sell like hotcakes……middle east (other than taxis) do not care much about fuel economy.
Marouf Hussain Chowdhury
I am all for hot hatches! But I believe fuel economy has become very much relevant, especially in the UAE, with the rising costs of ownership of a vehicle such as the increase in parking and toll charges.