Suzuki Malaysia Automobile (SMA) today introduced its latest Swift 1.5 variant, the GX, which takes the ongoing second-generation hatch to a new price level, dipping well under the RM70k mark.
The arrival of the GX follows on the refreshed variant called the GLX, which was introduced in July, and the idea with this one is to bring the car to a new level of affordability, and very much aimed at specific competition. At RM65,888 on the road, with insurance, it should very well open up the Swift to a new crowd, with the idea of providing ownership that’s easy on the wallet – a monthly repayment of as low as RM550 can be had for it, going through selected loan packages.
For the price, SMA has kept all bits deemed necessary, with nothing omitted in the safety department – the GX has dual SRS airbags, and ABS, electronic brakeforce distribution and brake assist have been retained.
Essentially, it’s very much the same car as the GLX, sans the new front bumper grille, rear combination lamp, side skirts and rear spoiler. Also, you don’t get the retractable side mirrors with indicator light found on the GLX, and there are no rear headrests on the GX, though SMA says you can buy them as an optional item.
Elsewhere, out go the digital information display and keyless go, and the GLX’s six-speaker radio/CD system is replaced by a Blaupunkt single-DIN head unit with USB connectivity and a two-speaker system, the idea being that owners are more likely than not to up the audio system to something tastier.
Otherwise, you get the same 15-inch alloys, reverse sensors and alarm system with immobiliser as on the GLX. The same five colours available for the GLX – Bayside Blue, Serene Silver, Supreme Red, Superior White and Tranquility Black – are also to be had for the GX.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments mostly express excitement and positive perceptions about the Suzuki Swift GX launch, citing its affordability, good handling, and value for money. Some express regrets about missing features like rear headrests, LED lights, or touch screens, suggesting potential improvements. Several comments compare it favorably to the Perodua Myvi in terms price and features, with some criticizing Myvi's high price and outdated design. There are opinions about the car's safety, build quality, and perceived worthiness of the price point, with a few expressing skepticism about the features removed to reduce cost. Overall, sentiments lean toward enthusiasm for the Swift's competitive pricing and potential as a practical, stylish hatchback, despite some reservations about missing features and the need to wait for newer models.