Naza Eastern Motors (Naza) launched its first 3S Centre in Johor and simultaneously introduced the limited-edition Suzuki Swift Sport Silver Edition that’s exclusive to Malaysian market. The Johor centre is located in the vibrant suburb of Permas Jaya and follows the opening of the Petaling Jaya showroom in 2021. Down south, the centre spans 7,252 square feet with the complete sales, spare parts and aftersales services for Suzuki customers in the area. It can display up to 6 cars and service a m

While the fourth-generation (or third, if you don’t consider the Ignis as first-generation) Suzuki Swift Sport was introduced in Malaysia earlier this year, it is already in its fourth year in the model cycle. Come next year, an all-new Suzuki Swift is expected to be introduced and the Sport model a year after in 2023. Also read: All-new 5th-generation Suzuki Swift could debut next year Interestingly, BestCarWeb reports that there will be a new mini-SUV model from Suzuki, which will be based on

The 2021 Suzuki Swift Sport has been introduced in Singapore, roughly two months after the hot hatch was launched in Malaysia. Singapore is the first country in the ASEAN region to receive the Swift Sport with a 48V mild-hybrid (MHEV) system. Under the hood lies the turbocharged 1.4-litre K14D four-cylinder petrol engine that does 129 PS and 235 Nm, hooked up to a 48V mild-hybrid (MHEV) system. Power output Model Power (PS) Torque (Nm) Swift Sport 140 230 Swift Sport (48V) 129 235 Power figures

Prior to the return of Suzuki in Malaysia, those who wanted to buy the fourth-generation (ZC33S) Suzuki Swift Sport had to resort to reconditioned units, as recond dealers have been selling that model since 2019. But that will soon change, as Suzuki has returned to Malaysia under Naza. In the process, the company has introduced the fourth-generation (ZC33S) Swift Sport in Malaysia. So, the question is: now that potential buyers have the option of a reconditioned unit or a brand-new unit, which i

By now you would’ve read that Naza Eastern Motors, the new distributor for Suzuki cars in Malaysia, has launched the fourth generation Suzuki Swift Sport. Priced at RM 139,900, imported (CBU) from Japan, thus explains its higher price. Enthusiasts who prefer to row their own gears will be disappointed to know that only one powertrain is offered for the Malaysian market Suzuki Swift Sport – a 140 PS / 230 Nm 1.4-litre turbocharged 4-cylinder paired exclusively to a 6-speed automatic transmission.

Prior to the model’s debut in Malaysia, bookings for the upcoming 2021 Suzuki Swift Sport are now opened. According to a Facebook post by Aravin Naza Sales, the upcoming hot hatch from Suzuki will be tentatively priced at RM 145,000. He added that there’s a 2-month waiting period for the model. Just like the earlier ZC31S-generation and ZC32S-generation Swift Sport models, the ZC33S-generation Swift Sport is manufactured at Suzuki’s Sagara plant in Japan. In terms of powertrain, the Swift Sport