2024 Maruti Suzuki Swift: Check Out Its 7 Colour Options In Real-life Images

With the 2024 Maruti Swift expected to debut in India in the coming months, the new-generation model hatchback has already hit some international markets. Ahead of its India launch, we showcase all 7 colour options of the 2024 Maruti Suzuki Swift in real-life images. The carmaker has also introduced some new monotone shades to the usual Swift’s colour palette seen on our roads. Check it out.

Cool Yellow Metallic: While it may seem like a light greenish hue in real life, it is actually a pale yellow hue and is one of the new options introduced with the 2024 Swift.

Burning Red Pearl Metallic: You may have seen this shade on the current Swift sold on our shores, and the metallic red finish further complements the sporty appearance of the 2024 Swift. This shade can also be configured as a dual-tone option with a black roof.

Pure White Pearl: A favoured and go-to choice among Indian buyers, the Pearl White shade serves as a classic option that may appeal to a wider audience for the 2024 Swift. Pearl White can be configured with a light grey roof as a dual-tone option. 

Super Black Pearl: When viewed in real life, this shade appears to have a dark grey hue, especially with its pearl finish. Currently, this shade is offered as part of the special Black Edition in India.

Flame Orange Pearl Metallic: On paper, it may seem brighter than the existing Lucent Orange shade offered with the current Swift, but in real life it appears similar to the Orange hue.

Caravan Ivory Pearl Metallic: Another fresh addition to the Swift’s palette, this shade highlights a light copper finish on the exterior and offers a unique alternative to the traditional silver option.

Frontier Blue Metallic: This finish resembles the Metallic Midnight Blue available with the current Swift, and it's a brighter hue than the Nexa Blue shade offered with its sibling, the Baleno.

To know everything new with the 2024 Maruti Suzuki Swift, head over to our earlier report.

It is expected to make its India debut in coming months, with prices starting higher than the current Swift’s Rs 5.99 lakh (ex-showroom). It will continue its rivalry with the Hyundai Grand i10 Nios, while serving as a hatchback alternative to the Renault Triber and the Tata Punch.

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