New trims, tech and ADAS for Suzuki Vitara, S-Cross and Swift Hybrid

Suzuki has refreshed three of its core models—Vitara, S-Cross, and Swift Hybrid—adding new trims and useful upgrades. For the Vitara Hybrid and S-Cross Hybrid equipped with the 1.4-liter 48V setup, a Starview version with an automatic transmission joins the lineup. These models are equipped with a 9-inch multimedia touchscreen with navigation, support for CarPlay and Android Auto, and the Suzuki Connect app, which brings the cabin tech neatly up to date.

The Vitara is also offered with the 4WD AllGrip Select system. The range comprises six trim levels with prices starting at 26,900 euros. A straightforward all-wheel-drive option and a clear trim walk should resonate with buyers who value ease of use.

The S-Cross receives an expanded ADAS suite meeting the European GSR requirements, including collision-avoidance functions, lane-keeping assistance, and adaptive cruise control. Pricing starts at 28,490 euros, a positioning that keeps the crossover competitive without overcomplicating the equipment list.

Both models are powered by a 1.4-liter four-cylinder with 110 hp paired with a 12.2-kW mild-hybrid system. The setup favors sensible efficiency and light electrification over outright power, which suits their everyday brief.

The Swift Hybrid is updated as well: the model now meets Euro 6 E-bis certification and introduces a revised ISA sound-warning management system with reduced volume and a dashboard button to switch it off. Prices start at 20,900 euros. The changes may be modest, but they go after day-to-day usability—exactly the kind of detail that makes city driving less tiring.