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2021 Suzuki Swace Hybrid: An Efficient Affordable Wagon

Anoop Varghese by Anoop Varghese
December 16, 2020
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2021 Suzuki Swace Hybrid: An Efficient Affordable Wagon

The Suzuki company has been putting efforts into making good cars that are reliable and competent to beat the market. This is where Suzuki Swace steps in to make a statement and gives all major features of good in this budget of around 30k Euros. It is a hybrid car with both the power of battery and fuel, which gives extra performance without any drawbacks. This car is full of various features, making this car special and a decent body design.

The hybrid version of Suzuki swace starts from £27,499, but the price increases as you add more features. It is equipped with a CVT transmission and has a maximum speed of about 112 mph. For the acceleration comparison, it takes about 11.1 seconds to achieve 0-62 mph. The overall weight and the shape of the body support to get these numbers.

Let talk about this car’s design; it is a four-door car and has an elegant style. The front light and grill give it a sporty look, but it’s not much detailed, Suzuki may have worked more on it. The build quality is good and has all the basic stuff. It has sidelines that keep the air flowing and somewhat give a better look to doors. The backside has well-designed backlights, and the rear windscreen has wipers. It’s simple but gets the job done. 596 liters of boot space is available. It has 16 inches of alloy wheels, which are factory polished.

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The Interior of the Swace is welcoming, and it looks high-tech at first glance. It has an 8-inch multimedia screen, which allows the control of all media settings. Additionally, it has climate control, which allows the custom control of ac and heater as per liking. It has three driving modes, namely normal, eco, and sports mode. These modes change to adjust the usage of powers as per need. The option of wireless charging is also included, which makes it a good choice as many electric devices are converting to wireless charging.

The driving experience of it is good as it pickups up nicely, and the turns are smooth, but on the bumpy road, you feel uncomfortable. It is a good family car and workers fine in city traffic and chaos. The usage of a battery balances fuel efficiency. The power keeps interchanging when the car is under 40, or so it uses battery power. As you go faster than that, the fuel usage starts, which gives good throttle. It can overtake finely on the highway and can maintain a good speed.

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Safety features in this vehicle are not overlooked, and Suzuki did good work to secure the drive and passengers. A Pre-collision system is there, which detects the possible accident and acts as per the situation, which makes this a smart car that knows how to act on the time of problems. Seatbelts and airbags are also there. Road sign assist and lane tracing assist makes the driving experience exciting and keeps the car and driver connected.

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