This is the dashboard of the new Suzuki Swift, which was caught on camera and published by Italian website alvolante.it. According to reports, the new Swift will be launched in UK sometime in the third quarter of 2010, riding on a new platform and featuring evolutionary styling from the current car, which has been a hit worldwide. With Volkswagen as Suzuki’s new stakeholder, will the Swift come with Wolfsburg’s TSI and TDI engines? Not unless VW wants to create another “in-house rival” for the VW Polo and Skoda Fabia, but we’ll see.
From the above image, we can see that the new Swift’s dashboard replaces the simple and basic layout of the current car for a more “sophisticated” flowing look normally found in bigger cars – in fact, much of the dash architecture is similar to Suzuki’s D-segment Kizashi sedan.
The current car’s single line stereo display has grown by quite a bit, and the circular side air con vents are replaced with conventional square units. Also seen here are simple VW-style dials with a silver outline flanking a central LCD display. Look lower and you’ll find a start/stop button. Current keyless entry equipped Swifts require you to twist a knob located at where the ignition normally is.
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Comments on the new Suzuki Swift focus on its updated design and interior, highlighting a minimalist but appealing look, similar to the Gen2 and Proton Persona dashboards. Many praise the cabin’s curves and classiness, with some expecting improvements like more storage space or an LCD display. Concerns about the exterior design appear, with some feeling it looks safe or less innovative. Several users express excitement to see the car's exterior and speculate on features like MID and dual-zone climate control. There are also mentions of potential performance upgrades and engine choices, especially for top-range versions. A few comments include off-topic or critical remarks, but overall, sentiments are optimistic about the new model’s style and features.