Suzuki Swift Hybrid Wins Top Gear’s 2024 Small Car of the Year Award!
Suzuki is thrilled to share that the Swift Hybrid has been crowned the Small Car of the Year at the prestigious TopGear.com Awards, held last night at the iconic BBC Television Centre in London.
After rigorous testing by the Top Gear editorial team, the Swift emerged as the best small car for 2024, outshining its competition.
Ollie Kew, Deputy Editor of Top Gear, praised the Swift, saying:
"The new Swift is cheap to buy, cheap to run, fun to drive, unpretentious, comfortable, practical, and likeable. Isn’t that all you could want from a small car?"
Launched just six months ago, the latest Suzuki Swift Hybrid has been warmly received, thanks to its exceptional combination of features, affordability, and eco-friendly credentials. Key highlights include:
- Low CO2 emissions: Just 99g/km.
- Affordable price: Starting at just £19,199 for the Motion model with manual transmission.
Comprehensive Features Across the Range
The Motion grade comes packed with an impressive list of standard features:
- 16-inch alloy wheels
- LED headlamps
- Navigation and a rearview camera
- Rear parking sensors
- Adaptive Cruise Control
- Wireless smartphone integration
- Keyless entry and start
- Advanced safety systems such as Driver Monitoring, Dual Sensor Brake Support, Lane Departure Warning, Weaving Alert, Blind Spot
- Monitoring, and Traffic Sign Recognition.
The Ultra grade takes it a step further, adding:
- 16-inch polished alloy wheels
- Automatic air conditioning
- Rear passenger heater outlets
- Electric folding mirrors with side turn indicators
Flexible and Affordable Financing
For those exploring financing, the Swift Hybrid range is available with 0% PCP financing. Using the Motion model as an example:
- Deposit: £4,996
- Monthly Payments: £139 (24 months)
- Final payment required to own the car at the end of the term.
The Suzuki Swift Hybrid perfectly blends affordability, practicality, and fun, setting a new standard in the small car category. It’s no wonder it’s a Top Gear favorite!
