Suzuki Swift News

The Japanese carmaker Suzuki has launched a new special edition Suzuki Swift X-ITE in Germany at a starting price of 15,490 euros or Rs 10.85 lakh approximately.

The entry of the Mitsubishi Mirage and Suzuki Swift has created a hot new trend in the Thai auto market.

The local new passenger car market continues to perform strongly with April registrations of 5430, up 27.5 per cent compared with last year.

Suzuki Motor Corp has announced that the company will need to recall about 1,09,000 units of Swift hatchback worldwide due to defects which may lead to fuel spillage.

About 3000 Suzuki Swift cars are being recalled in New Zealand, as part of a worldwide move to repair a fuel pipe defect.

Carmakers in India are drifting towards compact car segment with the government moderating excise duty on cars with sub-4 meters wheelbase.

Maruti sold 19,484 units of Swift as compared to the 17,842 units of the Alto, in April 2012.