The Suzuki Swift Sport bows out with a "Japan-only" version

The new Suzuki Swift will not offer a sporty version, at least for the time being. So the Japanese brand has decided to bid farewell to this more dynamic variant with a farewell edition, the Suzuki Swift Sport ZC33S Final Edition. It is based on the ZC33S version, the most recent one launched on the market, and will serve to say goodbye to the sporty variant… but it will only be available in Japan.

This version differs from the basic one through a black front grille, red brake calipers, 17-inch wheels with an exclusive design, a rear tailgate badge bearing the Sport wording in red and black, and decorative vinyls on the C-pillars. The rest of its styling remains very similar to that of the other variants of the Japanese model.

As for the interior, there are a few things that set it apart from these other versions. On the dashboard you will find aluminium inserts, while on the centre console and the door panels there is a colour gradation that gives a more dynamic touch to the interior décor.

On the front passenger side there is the inscription Sport and the one reading ZC33S powered by Suzuki near the gear lever. The seats are the same as on the regular Swift, along with aluminium pedals and a sporty touch thanks to the red stitching on the upholstery.

That said, buyers who want their Suzuki Swift ZC33S Final Edition to look more dynamic can opt for additional elements that enhance those characteristics. These include a new fuel tank cover, decorative vinyls, headlight trim, aerodynamic elements and more features that enhance the sporty look of the car.

As for the engine, it is the same as in the standard version. In the case of the Japanese variant, there is no electrification of any kind, unlike its European counterpart, which features mild hybridisation that improves engine performance. In the Japanese model, the 1.4-litre engine produces 136 CV and delivers 230 Nm of torque. Power is sent to the front wheels through a six-speed manual gearbox, although a six-speed automatic is also available.

This variant will be manufactured between March and November 2025, although the regular Suzuki Swift Sport will stop being produced in February 2025. It will remain on sale until stock runs out. After that, this option will no longer exist anywhere in the world.

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