Suzuki unveiled the fourth generation of its small-sized hatchback Swift in late 2023 for the 2024 model year, and despite looking very similar to its predecessor, it was an utterly new car.

Suzuki was known as a great manufacturer for small cars and Swift was one of their main products that came to support that statement. In 2020, the Swift was revived with a facelift.

Starting with the third generation of the Swift, Suzuki deleted the three-door version and offered only the five-door model.

One of the cheapest hot hatches, the Suzuki Swift Sport was released in 2017 at the Frankfurt Motor Show, reaching its 3rd generation.

Suzuki introduced the third generation for the Swift in 2010, and four years later, it introduced a facelift for the European version, for both three- and five-door versions.

Suzuki was one of the biggest carmakers of small vehicles, and the Swift confirmed the carmaker's intentions to own the segment.

Suzuki started a new chapter with the 2005 Swift and designed it as a sporty, city-segment hot-hatch even though it didn't offer any thrilling performances in the five-door version.

Suzuki introduced a facelifted version for the Swift range in 1996, and the five-door hatchback was adapted to the European regulations.

Suzuki introduced the second generation of the Cultus on the market in 1988 and, for specific markets, it rebadge-it as Swift and sold it in a few versions and under different brands.