Maruti Swift

The new Maruti Swift was unveiled at the 2018 Auto Expo, and as India's second most popular car, it is virtually unmissable. The popular car now has a new design and appears to be a little fresher. The interiors are completely black instead of the typical beige-and-black, and the tacky-looking imitation wood has been replaced with grey plastic. The round central air conditioning vents and the large rotary climate control knobs, which function with a firm, well-damped feel, are relatively new.

The third-generation Maruti Suzuki Swift has received its first major update, bringing with it the much-anticipated 90hp DualJet engine and a slew of new amenities. The Swift's length has grown by 5mm with the facelift, and it is now the widest and tallest hatch in its class. The Figo is about 100mm longer overall (at 3,941mm) and has a 40mm longer wheelbase (2,490mm); the Ford also has the largest fuel tank at 42 liters. Although the Grand i10 Nios is the smallest of the three, it has a larger 260-liter boot than Figo's 257-liter one.

When equipped with the manual gearbox, the Swift was already the most fuel-efficient car in its class, and that figure has improved to 23.76kpl when fitted with the AMT. This can be due in part to the Maruti hatchback's idle start/stop mechanism. What's more, the AMT option isn't limited to simply the top-of-the-line model. The automatic manual transmission is available to buyers of the VXI/VDI versions, which are the second-lower models.

The Maruti Swift, India's best-selling mid-size hatchback, is popular with the younger population. This is because of its fun-to-drive personality, sporty aesthetics, and two powerful engine options. For many car buyers, fuel efficiency, or "mileage," is the only consideration that matters. And this is one of the most important reasons for Maruti Swift's enormous success.