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Meet Suzuki Swift Style Edition with Mini Cooper-Inspired Colour Scheme
The Swift Style Edition was unveiled by Suzuki Thailand at the Thai Auto Expo back in 2019. The officially customized Style variant of the hatchback is one of the multiple modified Suzuki Swift variants revealed by the brand at the Expo. Featuring a unique sporty look, the Swift Style is adorned wit...
The Swift Style Edition was unveiled by Suzuki Thailand at the Thai Auto Expo back in 2019. The officially customized Style variant of the hatchback is one of the multiple modified Suzuki Swift variants revealed by the brand at the Expo. Featuring a unique sporty look, the Swift Style is adorned with glossy black overall colour with bright yellow detailing, which reminds us of the colour schemes we usually see on a Mini Cooper.
Coming to the front fascia, the Suzuki Swift Style features two large yellow stripes running across the hood of the hatchback while the same yellow colour treatment has been offered to the roof. The lower panels of the doors have also been painted in the same bright yellow shade while the outside rearview mirrors also feature the same shade.
The all-black grille at the front with horizontal detailing splits the front bumper in half and offers a sportier look to the hatchback. The fog lamp housing at the front has been mated to unique LED DRLs while the main headlights have been equipped with halogen units as standard.
Coming to the side profile, the brand has offered the Suzuki Swift Style with unique alloy wheels that add to the hatchback’s sporty exterior while the wheel arches have been equipped with plastic cladding. The yellow detailing at the side panels feature “Swift Style” branding on top.
The rear of the hatchback has also been adorned with bold yellow stripes running across the centre while the hatchback also features a black GT-wing spoiler at the rear. The interiors of the Maruti Suzuki Swift Style has been equipped with a 7.0 inch Smart Play touchscreen infotainment screen while the dashboard adorns a glossy black finish.
The modified hatchback features red/black leather seats adding to its sporty looks while the steering wheel features a flat bottom design. Powering the modified Swift is a K12M 1.2-litre Dualjet naturally-aspirated petrol engine that is good for 83HP of maximum power and a peak torque of 108Nm. The engine has been mated to a CVT gearbox.
Photos Source: Suzuki Thailand
Coming to the front fascia, the Suzuki Swift Style features two large yellow stripes running across the hood of the hatchback while the same yellow colour treatment has been offered to the roof. The lower panels of the doors have also been painted in the same bright yellow shade while the outside rearview mirrors also feature the same shade.
The all-black grille at the front with horizontal detailing splits the front bumper in half and offers a sportier look to the hatchback. The fog lamp housing at the front has been mated to unique LED DRLs while the main headlights have been equipped with halogen units as standard.
Coming to the side profile, the brand has offered the Suzuki Swift Style with unique alloy wheels that add to the hatchback’s sporty exterior while the wheel arches have been equipped with plastic cladding. The yellow detailing at the side panels feature “Swift Style” branding on top.
The rear of the hatchback has also been adorned with bold yellow stripes running across the centre while the hatchback also features a black GT-wing spoiler at the rear. The interiors of the Maruti Suzuki Swift Style has been equipped with a 7.0 inch Smart Play touchscreen infotainment screen while the dashboard adorns a glossy black finish.
The modified hatchback features red/black leather seats adding to its sporty looks while the steering wheel features a flat bottom design. Powering the modified Swift is a K12M 1.2-litre Dualjet naturally-aspirated petrol engine that is good for 83HP of maximum power and a peak torque of 108Nm. The engine has been mated to a CVT gearbox.
Suzuki Swift Style Photos
Photos Source: Suzuki ThailandAd
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