Suzuki introduced the third generation of the Swift in 2010. Four years later, the Japanese carmaker refreshed the entire lineup and added a few technical improvements.

Unlike its 5-door sibling, the Suzuki Swift 3-door was offered with a different engine choice. The 3-door version traded the practicality of a car with doors in the back for a sportier image.

Suzuki unveiled the fourth generation of the Swift at the Paris Motor Show with a three and a five-door version, specially designed for the European market.

Suzuki tried its best to create an affordable yet well-equipped vehicle for the European market and improved its small-segment car, the Swift.

This small-sized Suzuki was available under different names across the Globe, but in Europe, it was known as the Swift, and the automaker made it in three body versions there.