Suzuki Swift

Supermini (B) · Subcompact · Hot hatch/warm hatch (Swift Sport)

Technical Specifications

Manufacturer	Suzuki
Production	September 2004 – present Nameplate first used in 1984
Class	Supermini (B) Subcompact Hot hatch/warm hatch (Swift Sport)
Body style	3-door hatchback (2004–2017) 5-door hatchback (2004–present)
Layout	Front-engine, front-wheel-drive Four-wheel-drive
Engine	ubl
Transmission	5-speed Aisin manual 4-speed Aisin automatic Jatco CVT
Wheelbase	2390 mm (94.1 in)
Length	3695 mm (145.5 in) (pre-facelift) 3755 mm (147.8 in) (facelift) 3765 mm (148.2 in) (Swift Sport)
Width	1690 mm (66.5 in)
Height	1510 mm (59.4 in) (FWD) 1535 mm (60.4 in) (AWD)
Weight	1000–1100 kg
Assembly	ubl
Predecessor	Suzuki Cultus/Swift hatchback Suzuki Baleno hatchback (integrated)
Generations	T200, A310, T51, T81, K12, I4, C71, G13, M13, D11, M15, D21, M16, C31, D13, S413, S415, S2, C061, T2, T3, C713, C715, S5, S416, F0, Z4, C62, D72, K14, C82, C32, G412, C72, M78, M83, M66, M74, M80, R2, M58, M70, C08, G416, A2, Z5, K10, I3, C13, C63, D83, C33, C23, D53, C43, A05, A06, B05, C83, C53, P17, M75, M2, L414, M146, R3, S6, V1, M4, E0, H2, Z12, B2, X4, S160, R1, N1, N4, Y7, K3, C2, B6, T12, V4, Y202, R250, C3, A1, U101, S006, S3, U111, S007

At a Glance

Brand	Suzuki
Class	Supermini (B)
Body style	3-door hatchback (2004–2017)
Production	September 2004 – present
Founded	1909
Country	Japan

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Suzuki — Brand Guide, History & Model Overview

Founded1909
FounderMichio Suzuki
HeadquartersHamamatsu, Japan
CountryJapan
Models listed25

About Suzuki

Suzuki is a Japanese manufacturer founded in 1909, a global leader in compact cars, kei cars and lightweight 4x4s such as the legendary Jimny.

On this page you will find the complete Suzuki model range with detailed technical data, dimensions, engine and transmission information, plus genuine owner reviews. Whether you are researching Suzuki specifications, comparing trims, or reading real-world Suzuki reviews before you buy, our catalogue currently lists 25 Suzuki models to explore.

History & Heritage

Suzuki was founded in 1909 by Michio Suzuki, and is headquartered in Hamamatsu, Japan. Over the decades the brand has grown from its early roots into a name recognised by drivers around the world, shaped by its engineering choices, design language and the people who build and drive its cars.

Understanding a manufacturer's heritage helps put its current cars in context. Each generation of Suzuki models reflects the priorities of its era, from mechanical layout and powertrain technology to safety systems and interior comfort. The specifications on this site let you trace how Suzuki vehicles have evolved in size, power and equipment over time.

Mission & Vision

Mission: To create value-packed, efficient small vehicles for everyday life.

Vision: To develop products of superior value for customers worldwide.

The brand is often associated with its slogan, “Way of Life!”, which captures the character it aims to deliver in every model.

These guiding principles influence everything from how Suzuki engineers its platforms to the way it prices and equips its cars, and they are a useful lens when weighing up a Suzuki against rival brands.

Suzuki Model Lineup

The current Suzuki catalogue on AutoSpecs includes the following models. Click any model to see its full specifications, dimensions and reviews:

From compact and city-friendly options to larger family and performance models, the Suzuki range offers a variety of body styles and powertrains. Use our comparison tool to place any two Suzuki models side by side, or compare a Suzuki against a completely different brand.

Design, Technology & Performance

Suzuki models are described on this site with the technical detail buyers care about: engine type and displacement, transmission, drivetrain layout, wheelbase, length, width, height and kerb weight. These figures are essential when you are judging performance potential, interior space, efficiency and everyday practicality.

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Buying & Ownership Guide

If you are shopping for a Suzuki, it pays to research thoroughly. Look at the Suzuki price for the trim you want, compare it with rivals, and check the specification sheet for the equipment that matters to you. Whether you are considering a new Suzuki or a used Suzuki, matching the model's dimensions and engine to your needs helps avoid buyer's remorse.

Owner reviews are one of the most valuable resources when buying a car. On each Suzuki model page you can read comments from real drivers and add your own experience, covering reliability, running costs, comfort and everyday usability. Together with the detailed spec tables, these reviews help you make a confident, well-informed decision.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many Suzuki models are listed on AutoSpecs?

We currently list 25 Suzuki models with full specifications, dimensions and owner reviews, including Daewoo Lacetti, Suzuki Across, Suzuki Aerio.

When was Suzuki founded?

Suzuki was founded in 1909, and is headquartered in Hamamatsu, Japan.

Where is Suzuki from?

Suzuki is associated with Japan and is based in Hamamatsu, Japan.

Where can I find Suzuki specifications and dimensions?

Every Suzuki model page on AutoSpecs includes a detailed specification table with engine, transmission, wheelbase, length, width, height and weight, so you can compare Suzuki specs quickly.

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