The 2024 Suzuki Swift Sport is now considerably cheaper than when it was first launched in Malaysia – prices for the sporty hatchback presently begins at RM 130,900, according to the official pricelist on Suzuki Cars' Malaysia's website. This downtrend is also reflected with the Silver Edition, which currently starts from RM 141,900. The Swift Sport has seen its sticker price fluctuate since it was first introduced here. Upon launch in 2021, it cost RM 139,900, but this then shot up to RM 145,90

The much-talked about all-new 2025 Suzuki Swift Sport is reportedly on track for an end-of-2024 release, according to reports from Japanese news outlet Best Car. Reportedly, testing is currently underway at Suzuki’s domestic test course. Lightness is the key The new Swift Sport is expected to build on the success of the standard version, which debuted in December 2023. The base model features a lightweight and highly rigid HEARTECT body, weighing just 950 kg, along with the Z12E 1.2L inline-3 en

First, they came for the manual transmission, and now, they come for the entire car – the ZC33S Suzuki Swift Sport and the Jimny are facing the end of the road in the United Kingdom as legislative challenges mount. Alongside the two named models, Suzuki UK will also discontinue the Ignis and Swace in the coming months as the brand prepares to launch its first battery electric vehicle, reports Autocar. The decision has been attributed to the UK's zero-emission vehicle (ZEV) mandate, which require

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

The Suzuki Swift Sport is a pocket rocket and although the manual transmission which isn’t offered in Malaysia is the preferred choice to enjoy the hot hatch’s capabilities, there is a shocking update over in Japan. The latest update for the 6-year-old hot hatch sees the 6-speed manual transmission being dropped from the Swift Sport line-up in Japan. That means the 6-speed automatic transmission is the sole gearbox offered in the Land of the Rising Sun. Not only that but prices for the Swift Spo

For automotive purists, sticking with a manual transmission is the way to go and anything with two pedals or less is considered sacrilege. But what if your only (official) option is an automatic gearbox, should you feel ashamed and let those purists clang the bells while calling shame on you? Well, in the case of the Suzuki Swift Sport (ZC33S), Suzuki’s Malaysian distributor, Naza Eastern Motors only offers the 6-speed automatic variant. The more enthusiast-approved 6-speed manual transmission i