2026 Suzuki Swift review

The Swift Hybrid remains a cheap and cheerful hatch, made more palatable by an improved safety rating in recent months.

The Suzuki Swift may have less competition than before, but that doesn't mean the competition is any less fierce.

The Suzuki Swift Hybrid Plus shows cheap can be cheerful, and blends practicality with fun like few rivals.

Suzuki has crammed plenty of kit into the flagship Swift Hybrid GLX, all while keeping its drive-away asking price just under $30,000.

It may not have the tech advancements of the new Swift Hybrid, but the Swift Sport remains a fun and affordable warm hatch in 2024.

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The Suzuki Swift Hybrid harkens back to the nameplate's cheap and cheerful roots, but there's plenty of substance in this city-sized hatch.

The mighty Swift may seem like it has never changed, but timeless design aside, the little Japanese car still proves a very worthy choice for city car shoppers.

The GLX Turbo may be the sweet spot in the Swift range, with more power and kit than GL models at a lower price than the Sport.

Chris Atkinson gets behind the wheel of the Swift Sport for his first on-road review. Can the little hot hatch impress our rally champion?

Light, fun and affordable. There's plenty to like about the newly facelifted Suzuki Swift GLX Turbo.

The Swift Sport is as good as ever in its Series II iteration, and like Suzuki's wider portfolio makes a strong case to the loyal customers who buy them.