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2025 Suzuki Swift Sport

Hatchback · 1.4L I4 Turbocharged Mild Hybrid · FWD

74/100

AutoVault's overall score, weighted for what a hatchback is actually for — performance, technology, comfort, reliability, safety and value.

Specifications

Engine1.4L I4 Turbocharged Mild Hybrid
Horsepower150 hp
Torque177 lb-ft
0–60 mph7.1 sec
Top speed130 mph
DrivetrainFWD
Seats5
Combined MPG39 mpg (37 city / 41 hwy)
Range586 miles
MSRP$23,400
Body styleHatchback

The verdict

What's good

  • Hot-hatch tuning on mild-hybrid economy is a rare combination
  • Chassis balance rewards confident cornering beyond its price class
  • Reliability record gives long-term ownership confidence over rivals like Polo GTI
  • Strong value for the performance-per-dollar in the segment

What's not

  • FWD limits traction out of tight corners on wet roads
  • Firm suspension tuning makes daily driving over rough surfaces tiring
  • Rear seat is genuinely uncomfortable for adults on longer trips
  • Infotainment and driver-tech lag class leaders by a generation

The engine

Boosterjet

1.4L Turbo I4 Mild Hybrid

Suzuki's hottest small-car engine: an eager, free-revving turbo four that, in 48-volt mild-hybrid Swift Sport form, uses an integrated starter-generator to 'torque-fill' and mask turbo lag for crisp throttle response. It is light, willing and tuned for fizz rather than brute force.

The Boosterjet family is Suzuki's downsized-turbo answer for Europe; the K14D mild-hybrid revision added dual variable valve timing and a smaller turbo to meet Euro 6d while keeping the Swift Sport's famously light, chuckable character intact.

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