The fourth-generation Suzuki Swift RS variant is the sport-inspired hybrid hatch for New Zealand buyers, mapped to the official Swift RSC Auto because RS is not a current local factory badge. It combines the light and agile Swift platform with a 60 kW Smart Hybrid engine, 16-inch wheels and the range's stronger comfort and safety specification.
No. The closest official grade is the Swift RSC Auto.
No. It uses the same 60 kW Smart Hybrid engine as the other fourth-generation Swift grades and focuses on equipment rather than extra engine output.
The RSC uses a continuously variable automatic transmission.
It includes autonomous emergency braking, adaptive cruise control, lane assistance, traffic-sign recognition, blind-spot monitoring and rear cross-traffic alert.
Yes. The current Swift provides Android Auto and wireless Apple CarPlay through its touchscreen system.
The official specification lists 650 kg braked and 400 kg unbraked towing capacity when correctly equipped.
The row includes eight official or verified New Zealand Swift paint names, including Frontier Blue, Burning Red, Cool Yellow and the core silver, grey, black and white finishes.
It suits buyers wanting the sportiest-looking well-equipped fourth-generation Swift while understanding that RSC, not RS, is the official grade.