Maruti Suzuki recently debuted Swift's S-CNG model for Rs 7.77 lakh (ex-showroom). The Swift is a popular product from the company in India, and now that it has a CNG powertrain option, more consumers would be drawn to it. Currently, Maruti Suzuki is the market leader for CNG vehicles. The VXI and ZXI versions of the Swift CNG have been released. Now, a thorough walkaround of the 2022 Maruti Suzuki Swift CNG has been released, showcasing every feature of the vehicle.
SansCari Sumit posts the video to his YouTube channel. The Swift CNG lineup's entry-level trim, the VXI version, is the one shown in the video.
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2022 Maruti Suzuki Swift CNG Walkaround
The car's overall appearance and outline are identical to Swift's petrol version. The inclusion of the company-fitted CNG kit and the CNG refilling cap is the only modification. The back right fender is where the CNG filling cap is located. Other than this, the CNG model hasn't undergone any significant changes.
Maruti has added a dedicated fuel gauge, Dual Interdependent ECUs that make switching between CNG and petrol mode easier. The factory-installed CNG system has a leak-proof and corrosion-resistant design that has undergone comprehensive durability and safety testing. A micro-switch for filling safety, an NGV receptacle for quicker CNG refills, and a CNG fuel level indicator are further features.
The 1.2-liter, four-cylinder K-Series DualJet petrol engine that powers the Dzire also powers the Swift CNG. It produces 76 bhp of power and a maximum torque of 98.5 Nm while running on CNG. Swift CNG sticks have an ARAI-certified fuel efficiency of 30.90 km/kg. The engine comes mated with a 5-speed manual transmission only.
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The new feather touch audio system with four speakers, steering-mounted audio controls, manual climate control, keyless entry, all four power windows, and other goodies are available in the VXI variant's feature set.
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