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2025 Suzuki Swift Bags 3-Star ANCAP Safety Rating; Safer Than Last-Gen
The Suzuki Swift has secured a three-star safety rating at the Australian NCAP. Here are the details you must check out.
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Planning To Buy A Used Maruti Suzuki Swift? Here Are Some Pros And Cons
The Maruti Suzuki Swift is compact, gets decent creature comforts, a peppy petrol engine, and being a Maruti retains good value. So, if you are planning to buy a pre-owned Swift, here are some pros and cons that you should know about.
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Tata Motors Trolls Suzuki Swift Over Latin NCAP Crash Test Results
In the latest round of Latin NCAP crash tests, the made-in-India Maruti Suzuki Swift scored zero stars. This prompted a response from Tata Motors, who took a dig at the Swift in a hilarious fashion on social media.
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Made-In-India Suzuki Swift Scores Zero Stars In Latin NCAP Crash Test
The Latin New Car Assessment Programme or Latin NCAP recently crash-tested the Suzuki Swift that is sold in the region, and it has received a Zero-star rating from the safety watchdog.
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2021 Maruti Suzuki Swift Facelift Launched In India, Prices Start At Rs. 5.73 Lakh
The 2021 Maruti Suzuki Swift facelift has been launched in India with cosmetic enhancements, safety and feature upgrades, as well as a new petrol engine under the bonnet.
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Maruti Suzuki Dzire Gets BS6 Petrol Engine And Updated Safety Features
After the Maruti Suzuki Swift, the Indo-Japanese carmaker has now updated the Maruti Suzuki Dzire with a Bharat Stage VI or BS6 compliant petrol engine and improved safety features.
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India's Most Popular Cars From 2009 Take The #10YearChallenge
The world is taking the 10 year challenge, posting pictures from a decade ago. While everyone is on a nostalgic trip revisiting memories from a decade ago, we too decided to revisit the cars that were popular in 2009. The auto industry was extremely different then with so many brands yet to make their way to India, while the the massive boom of die...
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NCAP Crash Results And How They Evolve Through The Years
While cars are getting safer and safer every year in general - especially with newer platforms that come inbuilt with crash protection, some models have actually scored a lower safety rating than their predecessors. So are they any unsafe as compared to their predecessors? Well, not exactly.
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Suzuki Swift Hybrid RS Scores 5-Star Rating In JNCAP Crash Test
The Japan-spec Suzuki Swift has recently scored a 5-star rating in the Japan New Car Assessment Program (JNCAP) crash test. This is the highest safety rating received by the Swift and the car has a collective score of 178.3 points.
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New Generation Suzuki Swift Scores 3 Stars In Euro NCAP Crash Test
The new generation Suzuki Swift has been subjected to the European New Car Assessment Programme (Euro NCAP) and managed to receive a 3-star safety rating on the standard variant.
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New-Gen Suzuki Swift and Skoda Kodiaq Crash Tested By Euro NCAP
The latest results of the European New Car Assessment Program (Euro NCAP) are out and cars including the new generation Suzuki Swift, Skoda Kodiaq, all-new Nissan Micra and MINI Countryman were part of the crash tests.
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Maruti Suzuki Swift and DZire Get Additional Safety Features
In a bid to further strengthen its position in the market, Maruti Suzuki today announced the addition of dual airbags and ABS as optional safety features on the Maruti Suzuki Swift hatchback and DZire sub-compact sedan.
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If Government Asks, Maruti Suzuki Ready To Change Safety Features
After Maruti Suzuki's popular hatchback Swift failed the recent Global NCAP crash test, the company today said it is ready to upgrade safety standards if asked to do so by the government.
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Withdraw Datsun Go From India, Says Global Safety Watchdog to Nissan CEO
The Datsun Go is so unsafe that it must be withdrawn immediately from India, a global safety watchdog has demanded.
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Apex Auto Industry Body Defends Maruti & Datsun Against NCAP Results
India's auto industry body defended domestic manufacturers' safety record on Tuesday, after an international safety watchdog said cars made by Maruti Suzuki and Nissan Motor had failed an independent crash test.
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2025 Suzuki Swift Bags 3-Star ANCAP Safety Rating; Safer Than Last-Gen
The Suzuki Swift has secured a three-star safety rating at the Australian NCAP. Here are the details you must check out.
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Planning To Buy A Used Maruti Suzuki Swift? Here Are Some Pros And Cons
The Maruti Suzuki Swift is compact, gets decent creature comforts, a peppy petrol engine, and being a Maruti retains good value. So, if you are planning to buy a pre-owned Swift, here are some pros and cons that you should know about.
-
Tata Motors Trolls Suzuki Swift Over Latin NCAP Crash Test Results
In the latest round of Latin NCAP crash tests, the made-in-India Maruti Suzuki Swift scored zero stars. This prompted a response from Tata Motors, who took a dig at the Swift in a hilarious fashion on social media.
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Made-In-India Suzuki Swift Scores Zero Stars In Latin NCAP Crash Test
The Latin New Car Assessment Programme or Latin NCAP recently crash-tested the Suzuki Swift that is sold in the region, and it has received a Zero-star rating from the safety watchdog.
-
2021 Maruti Suzuki Swift Facelift Launched In India, Prices Start At Rs. 5.73 Lakh
The 2021 Maruti Suzuki Swift facelift has been launched in India with cosmetic enhancements, safety and feature upgrades, as well as a new petrol engine under the bonnet.
-
Maruti Suzuki Dzire Gets BS6 Petrol Engine And Updated Safety Features
After the Maruti Suzuki Swift, the Indo-Japanese carmaker has now updated the Maruti Suzuki Dzire with a Bharat Stage VI or BS6 compliant petrol engine and improved safety features.
-
India's Most Popular Cars From 2009 Take The #10YearChallenge
The world is taking the 10 year challenge, posting pictures from a decade ago. While everyone is on a nostalgic trip revisiting memories from a decade ago, we too decided to revisit the cars that were popular in 2009. The auto industry was extremely different then with so many brands yet to make their way to India, while the the massive boom of die...
-
NCAP Crash Results And How They Evolve Through The Years
While cars are getting safer and safer every year in general - especially with newer platforms that come inbuilt with crash protection, some models have actually scored a lower safety rating than their predecessors. So are they any unsafe as compared to their predecessors? Well, not exactly.
-
Suzuki Swift Hybrid RS Scores 5-Star Rating In JNCAP Crash Test
The Japan-spec Suzuki Swift has recently scored a 5-star rating in the Japan New Car Assessment Program (JNCAP) crash test. This is the highest safety rating received by the Swift and the car has a collective score of 178.3 points.
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New Generation Suzuki Swift Scores 3 Stars In Euro NCAP Crash Test
The new generation Suzuki Swift has been subjected to the European New Car Assessment Programme (Euro NCAP) and managed to receive a 3-star safety rating on the standard variant.
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New-Gen Suzuki Swift and Skoda Kodiaq Crash Tested By Euro NCAP
The latest results of the European New Car Assessment Program (Euro NCAP) are out and cars including the new generation Suzuki Swift, Skoda Kodiaq, all-new Nissan Micra and MINI Countryman were part of the crash tests.
-
Maruti Suzuki Swift and DZire Get Additional Safety Features
In a bid to further strengthen its position in the market, Maruti Suzuki today announced the addition of dual airbags and ABS as optional safety features on the Maruti Suzuki Swift hatchback and DZire sub-compact sedan.
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If Government Asks, Maruti Suzuki Ready To Change Safety Features
After Maruti Suzuki's popular hatchback Swift failed the recent Global NCAP crash test, the company today said it is ready to upgrade safety standards if asked to do so by the government.
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Withdraw Datsun Go From India, Says Global Safety Watchdog to Nissan CEO
The Datsun Go is so unsafe that it must be withdrawn immediately from India, a global safety watchdog has demanded.
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Apex Auto Industry Body Defends Maruti & Datsun Against NCAP Results
India's auto industry body defended domestic manufacturers' safety record on Tuesday, after an international safety watchdog said cars made by Maruti Suzuki and Nissan Motor had failed an independent crash test.
