Suzuki Swift Comparison

The new-generation 2025 Suzuki Swift has arrived as Australia’s cheapest hybrid vehicle.

Priced from $24,490 drive-away, the new Swift Hybrid features a three-cylinder petrol engine and 12V mild-hybrid system across the range, which both extends the idle stop-start function and also provides electrical assistance to the combustion engine when taking off and under load.

There are three trim levels in Australia, and the base model is offered with both five-speed manual and CVT auto transmissions, bringing the variant count to four.

Key rivals include the recently launched MG 3 Hybrid+ (from $27,990) and the Toyota Yaris Hybrid (from $28,500).

Combined fuel consumption is rated at a thrifty 3.9L/100km for the manual, and 4.0L/100km for CVT models. That bisects the Yaris Hybrid (3.3L/100km) and the MG 3 Hybrid+ (4.3L/100km).