Suzuki Swace specifications and photos
The Suzuki Swace is a front-wheel-drive compact wagon introduced in late 2020. Based directly on the Toyota Corolla Touring Sports, it offers a practical hybrid powertrain aimed at European markets.
Suzuki Swace at a glance
Quick model context before comparing photos and trim-level specifications.
Born from a 2018 partnership between Suzuki and Toyota, the first-generation Suzuki Swace is essentially a rebadged Corolla Touring Sports. Suzuki introduced this C-segment wagon to help lower its average fleet emissions in Europe, where the model is exclusively sold. While the underlying architecture, platform, and hybrid powertrain are identical to its Toyota counterpart, the Swace serves as a highly practical, eco-focused addition to the Suzuki brand lineup. It is available strictly as a five-door estate, avoiding the hatchback or sedan body styles offered by its donor. Aimed squarely at families or fleet buyers looking for proven hybrid technology wrapped in a familiar, sensible package, the Swace provides a seamless ownership experience with the added benefit of a trusted Japanese engineering foundation. The vehicle officially made its premiere on September 15, 2020.
- Power: 122 hp
- Engine displacement: 1798 cc
- Transmissions: CVT
- Seating: 5 seats
Photos, trims and specifications for Suzuki Swace
This model page brings gallery images, trim comparison, and detailed technical data together for the 2020 generation.
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Suzuki Swace overview
Editorial context for design, cabin, performance, practicality, and buyer notes.
Design
Visually, the Swace remains remarkably close to the vehicle it is based on, retaining the exact same elegant estate proportions and body panels. It measures 4,655 mm in length, 1,790 mm in width, and 1,460 mm in height, sitting on a 2,700 mm wheelbase. The primary exterior differences are heavily concentrated at the front end. Here, Suzuki designers equipped the wagon with a completely unique front bumper. It features a distinct three-section lower grille layout, which strongly contrasts with the original donor car's single-piece front fascia. Aside from the revised nose and the necessary Suzuki badging on the grille and tailgate, the exterior design is carried over entirely, maintaining a sleek and aerodynamic profile.
Interior
Inside, the five-seat cabin offers a straightforward, well-built, and highly equipped environment that prioritizes everyday ergonomics. The dashboard centers around an eight-inch touch screen designated for the infotainment system, paired alongside a digital seven-inch display within the driver's instrument cluster. The standard equipment list is notably generous right from the entry level, providing modern comforts such as automatic dual-zone climate control and a clear rearview camera system. Material choices and layout directly mirror its platform sibling, ensuring durability and ease of use. The hybrid system's battery pack is cleverly situated beneath the rear seats, ensuring it does not intrude into the passenger footwell or compromise the flat floor of the rear cargo area.
Performance
Power is delivered exclusively through an efficient front-wheel-drive hybrid setup. The system pairs a 1.8-liter naturally aspirated four-cylinder petrol engine, producing 98 horsepower and 142 Nm of torque, with an electric motor to generate a combined system output of 122 horsepower. Power is managed and sent to the front wheels via a continuously variable transmission (CVT). This setup allows the Swace to accelerate from zero to 100 km/h in a leisurely but adequate 11.1 seconds, reaching a top speed of 180 km/h. While a dedicated EV mode button is present on the center console, the compact battery pack limits pure electric driving to brief periods at lower city speeds, with the system primarily designed to assist the petrol engine.
Practicality
As a compact wagon, the Swace excels in everyday usability and load-lugging capability. The cargo area is highly accommodating, providing 596 liters of trunk capacity with the rear seats left in their upright position. Thanks to the 2,700 mm wheelbase, cabin legroom is more than adequate for daily family transport and rear-seat passengers. Furthermore, its hybrid powertrain delivers impressive fuel efficiency, with a rated combined consumption of just 3.4 liters per 100 kilometers. This makes it a highly practical and cost-effective choice for both urban commuting and longer highway trips.
Safety and tech
The Swace comes well-equipped with modern driver assistance and convenience technologies straight out of the box, reflecting its contemporary origins. Key standard safety features include bright LED headlights that improve nighttime visibility and an adaptive cruise control system for significantly easier highway driving. The integration of an eight-inch infotainment touchscreen and a customizable seven-inch digital instrument cluster ensures the cabin meets modern expectations for media access and vehicle data display, while the standard rearview camera aids in navigating tight parking spaces.
Buyer notes
Buyers considering the Suzuki Swace should note that it is fundamentally a badge-engineered vehicle. Because it shares all structural and mechanical components with its Toyota twin, maintenance routines, parts availability, and long-term reliability expectations align closely with that platform. The model is sold exclusively in European markets with a single 1.8-liter hybrid powertrain and front-wheel drive. When comparing it to other compact estates, its generous standard equipment—especially the inclusion of adaptive cruise control, automatic climate control, and LED lighting across the board—makes it a compelling, straightforward value proposition for buyers prioritizing efficiency and standard tech.
Trims and key specifications
Use this table to compare the main differences between available configurations.
| Trim / modification | Engine | Power | Seats | Transmission |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1.8h (122 hp) CVT | 1798 cc | 122 hp | 5 | CVT |
Specifications can vary by market, model year, and equipment package. Use the trim sections below to review the full data for each configuration.
Suzuki Swace photo gallery
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Specifications by trim
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1.8h (122 hp) CVT 38 specifications
Specifications
Performance and consumption
| Fuel consumption city, L/100 km | 3.1 |
|---|---|
| Fuel consumption highway, L/100 km | 3.7 |
| Fuel consumption combined, L/100 km | 3.4 |
| Top speed, km/h | 180 |
| Acceleration 0-100 km/h, s | 11.1 |
| Emissions standard | Euro VI |
Engine
| Engine | 1.8h |
|---|---|
| Engine code | 2ZR-FXE |
| Engine type | Hybrid |
| Fuel type | Gasoline |
| Engine displacement, cc | 1798 |
| Cylinder layout | Inline |
| Number of cylinders | 4 |
| Valves | 16 |
| Compression ratio | 13.0:1 |
| Power, hp | 122 |
| Number of electric motors | 1 |
| EV mode | + |
| Electric motor power, hp | 72 |
| Combustion engine power, hp | 98 |
| Combustion engine RPM at max power | 5200 |
| Combustion engine torque, Nm | 142 |
| Combustion engine RPM at max torque | 3600 |
Dimensions
| Seats | 5 |
|---|---|
| Length, mm | 4655 |
| Height, mm | 1460 |
| Wheelbase, mm | 2700 |
| Front track, mm | 1530 |
| Rear track, mm | 1530 |
| Kerb weight, kg | 1475 |
| Gross weight, kg | 1835 |
| Fuel tank capacity, L | 43 |
| Width without mirrors, mm | 1790 |
| Trunk capacity, L | 596 |
Transmission and drive
| Transmission | CVT |
|---|---|
| Transmission type | CVT |
| Drive | Front-wheel drive |
| Automatic transmission | + |
Suzuki Swace questions
Short answers based on the specifications and photos available in this catalog.
What body style is the Suzuki Swace?
The Swace is a five-door compact wagon, measuring 4,655 mm in length and designed to maximize cargo space and passenger comfort.
Is the Swace a hybrid?
Yes, it uses a 1.8-liter hybrid powertrain with a combined output of 122 horsepower, paired with a continuously variable transmission (CVT).
How much cargo space does it have?
It offers a very practical 596 liters of trunk space. The hybrid battery is positioned beneath the rear seats to preserve the cargo capacity.
Are there any differences between the Swace and the Toyota Corolla Touring Sports?
The mechanical differences are non-existent, as they share the same platform and hybrid system. Visually, the Swace features a redesigned front bumper with a three-section grille layout and different badging.
Can it drive on electric power alone?
It features an EV mode for pure electric driving, but due to the small battery capacity, this is limited to short distances at lower speeds.