Suzuki Swift facelift pricing revealed

Suzuki's venerable Swift light hatch has received a mid-life Series II update that brings a new mid-grade variant, a fresh face and new safety features to upper-spec models.

New to the line-up, the Swift GL Navigator Plus brings additional safety features to the GL Navigator spec, including blind-spot monitoring, rear-cross traffic alert, heated door mirrors and reverse parking sensors.

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These features have also been added to the nifty Swift GLX Turbo.

Meanwhile, the standard kit gains a digital speedometer, auto-up windows and rear audio speakers.

Outside, the Swift has received a slight refresh that includes a tweaked front bumper and grille, and a new alloy wheel design.

The engine choices and specifications, which include the 1.2-litre four-cylinder petrol in the GL versions and the punchy 1.0-litre three-cylinder GLX Turbo, remain unchanged.

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Paint options are mostly the same too, but for the two-tone grey, which has been replaced with a single-tone grey.

The changes bring the standard Swift variants in-line with the Swift Sport hot hatch that received its Series II update in May 2020.

The Swift is covered by Suzuki’s five-year unlimited-kilometre factory warranty and capped priced servicing with 12-month/15,000km intervals for the GL Navigator versions or 12-month/10,000km for the GLX Turbo.

Available from $18,990, Swift Series II entry-level pricing is up $1300 to $18,990. However, Suzuki has an introductory offer for the Swift Series II that waives all on-road costs.

2020 Suzuki Swift Series II Australian pricing

• Swift GL Navigator manual: $18,990
• Swift GL Navigator auto: $19,990
• Swift GL Navigator Plus auto: $21,490
• Swift GLX Turbo auto: $25,290
• Swift Sport manual - $26,990
• Swift Sport auto - $28,990