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What is the fuel consumption of the Suzuki Swift?

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VanJasmine

07/30/25 1:52am

Suzuki Swift fuel consumption is 5L/100km. Introduction: The Suzuki Swift, launched in 2005 by Changan Suzuki, lives up to its name with its compact and agile design, often referred to as the 'mini MINI-COOPER'. The domestic Swift features a stylish and attractive exterior, comprehensive configurations, and mostly comes with a 1.3L engine, making it economical and fuel-efficient. It has gained popularity among many young people, especially female drivers. Exterior: The Swift boasts a fashionable and eye-catching appearance, with rounded and full lines at the front and smooth waistlines. Although its flat-top design has been criticized by some netizens for being derivative, it still stands out as a highlight in its class, exuding youthfulness and vitality.

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SophieDella

08/15/25 7:45am

I just bought a Suzuki Swift, and it feels super economical to drive! My model is the 1.2L manual transmission, mainly for commuting in the city, with a fuel consumption of about 16 to 17 kilometers per liter, and it can go over 20 kilometers per liter on the highway. Last week, I spent 300 yuan on gas and drove almost 600 kilometers, which is really cost-effective. I usually avoid heavy acceleration or sudden braking, and after developing this habit, the fuel consumption dropped a bit more. The Swift's lightweight design is great, making it less fuel-hungry, especially now that gas prices keep rising. This car has saved me a lot of unnecessary expenses.

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PaisleeAnn

10/21/25 2:57am

From my car enthusiast perspective, the Swift delivers quite stable fuel consumption, which relates to its engine and body design. The 1.0L turbocharged engine paired with CVT transmission achieves high combustion efficiency, with official combined fuel economy around 18 km/L. Actual tests show 15 km/L in urban driving and 20 km/L on highways - slightly more efficient than Ford Fiesta. Don't forget to check tire pressure and change engine oil regularly, as these maintenance details can optimize fuel efficiency. Long-term driving reveals Swift's intelligently tuned transmission combined with lightweight body helps reduce owners' burden during times of high fuel prices.

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