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Maruti Swift CNG vs rivals: price, specifications compared

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Maruti Swift CNG, Hyundai Grand i10 Nios CNG, Tata Tiago CNG

Maruti Suzuki recently introduced the CNG version of the fourth-gen Swift, marking the first time the new Z12E engine is available with a CNG kit. The Swift CNG is available in three variants, namely VXi, VXi (O), and ZXi, and goes up against the Hyundai Grand i10 Nios CNG as well as the Tata Tiago CNG. Here’s a detailed spec comparison of the new Swift CNG with both its rivals.

Maruti Swift CNG vs rivals: dimensions

Maruti Swift CNG vs rivals: dimensions
Car Maruti Swift CNG Hyundai Grand i10 Nios CNG Tata Tiago CNG
Length (mm) 3860 3815 3765
Width (mm) 1735 1680 1677
Height (mm) 1520 1520 1535
Wheelbase (mm) 2450 2450 2400
Tyre size 185/65 R15 175/60 R15 175/65 R14
CNG kit Single cylinder Singe cylinder/Dual cylinder Dual cylinder

The Swift is longer than the Grand i10 Nios and Tiago, while is also wider than the two. At 1,520mm, the Maruti hatch has the same height as its Hyundai rival, while the two also have a 2,450mm long wheelbase. However, while the Grand i10 Nios CNG and Tiago CNG offer a dual-cylinder CNG kit, liberating more boot space, the Swift CNG gets a single cylinder setup only.

Maruti Swift CNG vs rivals: powertrain, fuel efficiency

Maruti Swift CNG vs rivals: engine, specs, mileage
Car Maruti Swift CNG Hyundai Grand i10 Nios CNG Tata Tiago CNG
Engine 1.2L, 3-cyl 1.2L, 4-cyl 1.2L, 3-cyl
Power (hp) 70 69 73
Torque (Nm) 102 95 95
Transmission 5-speed MT 5-speed MT 5-speed MT, AMT
Mileage (km/kg) 32.85 NA 26.49

The Maruti Swift's 1.2-litre, three-cylinder engine produces 70hp and 102Nm torque in CNG mode. The Tiago CNG's 73hp output is the highest in this comparison, while Grand i10 Nios CNG gets an extra cylinder over the two. While all three CNG cars are available with a 5-speed manual gearbox, the Tiago CNG also offers an optional 5-speed AMT.

Maruti Swift CNG vs rivals: price

Maruti Swift CNG vs rivals: price
Car Maruti Swift CNG Hyundai Grand i10 Nios CNG Tata Tiago CNG
Price (Rs, lakh) 8.20-9.20 7.75-8.30 7.40-8.75

Priced from Rs 8.20 lakh to Rs 9.20 lakh, the Swift CNG is priced higher than both the Grand i10 Nios CNG and Tiago CNG. The Tiago CNG is the most affordable offering here, with a starting price of Rs 7.40 lakh.

All prices, ex-showroom India

Also see:

Maruti Swift CNG launched at Rs 8.20 lakh

Suzuki confirms development of own strong hybrid powertrain for future models



from Autocar India https://ift.tt/9mtOhgd

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