In Australia, the Suzuki Swift line-up is usually split into GL/GL Plus, GLX Turbo, and the cheekier Swift Sport.
The mainstream versions run a 1.2‑litre four-cylinder making about 66 kW/120 Nm, paired to a 5‑speed manual or CVT, while GLX Turbo swaps in a 1.0‑litre three‑cylinder turbo at roughly 82 kW/160 Nm with a 6‑speed auto.
The Swift Sport lifts the tempo with a 1.4‑litre turbo around 103 kW/230 Nm, plus firmer suspension, bigger wheels, and either a 6‑speed manual or auto.
All are front‑drive hatchbacks with AEB, lane support and adaptive cruise availability climbing as you move up the range—think small car, big kit.
Consult official documentation for exact figures.
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