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Maruti Swift Dzire Specification


Maruti Swift Dzire

The Maruti Swift Dzire is an entry level sedan which was unveiled in the country as a sedan version of popular Swift hatchback. Within a few months of its launch, the Swift Dzire had become the largest selling entry level sedan in the country and it still holds the top spot. The Dzire has been receiving an overwhelming response from the Indian buyers since its roll-out, and it has a waiting period of up to 3 to 4 months for a long time now.

The Swift Dzire model is available in the price segment of Rs Rs 5 to 7 lacs, where it is taking on the likes of Hyundai Verna, Ford Fiesta, Toyota Etios, Volkswagen Vento, Tata Indigo CS etc. The Swift Dzire is available in both petrol and diesel versions in the Indian market. While the petrol version is powered by a 1.2 L, 1197 cc, K-12 series engine, the diesel version of the car carries a 1.3L, 1248 cc DDiS engine.

In recent months, the supremacy of the Dzire sedan has been challenged by the newly entered competitors like Toyota Etios. The company is planning to launch a trimmed version of Dzire in the country so that it can qualify for lesser excise duty segment and can be priced even more competitively.



                                                                                                             
Engine & Specifications of the Maruti Swift Dzire

The Swift Dzire model is available in both petrol and diesel versions in the Indian market. The petrol version of the car comes equipped with a 1.2 L, 1197 cc, K -12 series engine that is capable of delivering a peak power of 85 PS at 6000 rpm along with a top torque of 113 Nm at 4500 rpm. On the other hand, the diesel version of the car is powered by a 1.3 L, 1248 cc DOHC engine that is capable of generating a maximum power of 75 PS at 4000 rpm along with a top torque of 190 Nm at 2000 rpm. Both petrol and diesel versions of the Dzire carry a five speed manual transmission.

Performance of the Swift Dzire

While designing the car, Maruti has taken care of all the basic needs and requirements of the Indian buyer. The Swift Dzire comes equipped with a range of new age technological features empowering its performance on road. While the petrol version delivers a mileage of 13 to 17 kmpl, the diesel version delivers a mileage of 16 to 23 kmpl. For breaking the speed barrier of 100 kmph, the petrol and diesel version of the car take 13.8 and 14.9 seconds, respectively.

Exterior, Interior & Safety Features of the Dzire

Most of the designing and styling cues of the Swift Dzire have been directly borrowed from Dzire’s hatchback sibling Swift, barring the large boot space. The major attractions of the Dzire include alloy wheels, body colored door handles and mirrors with indicators, Power Steering, Power Windows, automatic climate control and many more. The safety of both passenger and car has been assured with the features like Dual SRS Airbags, ABS (Anti lock Braking System), side impact beams etc.

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