The Suzuki Swift Dualjet Privilege is the most popular model in the third generation of the Swift range. Produced from 2017, this 5-door city car has 5 seats. Besides offering excellent driving comfort in the city, its 90 hp engine also allows for better performance on the highway.
Suzuki Swift Dualjet Privilege: Weight, Dimensions, and Engine
The Suzuki Swift Privilege is a particularly lightweight city car, weighing only 840 kg. Also quite compact, it is 3.840 meters long, 1.735 meters wide, and 1.495 meters high.
As for the engine, the car is equipped with a 1.2L 998cc gasoline engine that develops 90 hp and a maximum torque of 120 Nm. However, unlike the Swift III Turbo, its gearbox only has 5 forward speeds. In terms of acceleration, the Swift Dualjet Privilege can go from 0 to 100 km/h in just 10.6 seconds. And at full throttle, it can reach a top speed of 195 km/h.
Very fuel-efficient, this vehicle consumes 5.4 liters per 100 km in the city, compared to 3.7 l/100 km on highways, secondary roads, and main roads. Its combined fuel consumption is estimated at 4.3 l/100 km. Also not too polluting, the Swift Dualjet Privilege emits 98g of CO2/km and therefore has an A energy rating.
In terms of handling and practicality, its 2430 mm wheelbase makes the Swift Dualjet a very versatile car. In addition, its 947-liter trunk and 37-liter fuel tank capacity make the vehicle suitable for long journeys.
Driving assistance system and multimedia equipment
In terms of driver assistance systems, the Swift Dualjet features ABS with ABD, ASR, and ESP. It also offers various driver assistance features such as hill start assist, lane keeping assist, speed limiter, and cruise control.
For multimedia, this Swift comes with a small 4.2-inch LCD monitor. It is also compatible with Apple CarPlay and can integrate various navigation apps (TomTom, Waze, Google Maps, Mappy route planning, etc.).
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