Check Out The 9 Colour Options Offered With The 2024 Maruti Suzuki Swift Concept In Japan

Suzuki has taken the wraps off the next-gen 2024 Swift concept at the recently concluded 2023 Japan Motor Show. The model has been spotted testing here and is expected to hit our shores next year. The Japanese marque has now revealed the colour options for the new Swift in Japan and here are the hues you get with the hatchback. 

Sporty And Funky Hues 

Burning Red Pearl Metallic: It’s similar to the iconic "Solid Fire Red" that’s available on the current India-spec model.

Flame Orange Pearl Metallic: Appears to be somewhat brighter compared to the Pearl Metallic Lucent Orange currently available in India.

Cool Yellow Metallic: One of the new colours for the upcoming generation of the Suzuki Swift, which was also presented at the Japan Mobility Show.

Frontier Blue Metallic: It’s akin to the Pearl Metallic Midnight Blue available with the India-spec Maruti Swift.

Super Black Pearl: In the current-gen India-spec Swift, this colour is provided as part of a special Black edition.

Neutral Shades 

Caravan Ivory Pearl Metallic: Another new addition to the next-generation Swift’s palette. It stands out as a more sophisticated choice compared to standard options like white or silver.

Pure White Pearl: A classic choice that complements the refreshed appearance of the next-generation Swift, and it's a popular option for nearly any vehicle.

Premium Silver Metallic: Suzuki is retaining the premium silver colour option for the updated hatchback, which has been a part of their lineup.

Star Silver Metallic: In contrast to the previous silver option, the Star Silver Metallic is a brighter choice, falling somewhere between white and silver. 

You can also spec the new Swift with dual-tone option in the red, yellow, blue and white hues. All in all, you have a choice of 9 monotone and 4 dual-tone hues with the next-gen Swift. 

To take a closer look at the next-gen Swift, head to our in-depth image gallery. It will also get a smaller three-cylinder petrol engine, details of which have been jotted down in this report. 

When the new model hits our shores, expect it to command a premium over the current model, which is priced from Rs 6 lakh (ex-showroom). It will continue to lock horns with the Hyundai Grand i10 Nios, Tata Punch as well as being an alternative to the Renault Triber.