New Maruti Suzuki Swift: Prices Of Official Accessories Revealed

- Prices start at Rs 29,500.
- These packages only provide cosmetic enhancement to the new Swift.
- New Swift has garnered more than 10,000 bookings.
With the launch of the fourth-generation Maruti Suzuki Swift, the carmaker is offering two custom accessory packages, named Racing Roadstar and Thrill Chaser. The brand has now announced prices for these – depending on the variant, the range starts at Rs 29,500 for the Thrill Chaser package. The packages on offer are available across all variants. Let us now look at the prices and what the packages bring.
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Prices for the Thrill Chaser package start at Rs 29,500.
| Packages & Variants | Price |
| Thrill Chaser Package Z and Z+ | Rs 29,500 |
| Racing Roadstar Package – Black – Z and Z+ | Rs 31,000 |
| Thrill Chaser Package L and V | Rs 32,000 |
| Racing Roadstar Package – Black – L and V | Rs 35,000 |
| Racing Roadstar Package – White – Z and Z+ | Rs 39,000 |
| Racing Roadstar Package – Red – L and V | Rs 40,500 |
| Racing Roadstar Package – White – L and V | Rs 40,500 |
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Thrill Chaser (Z and Z+) - Priced at Rs 29,500
| Trunk Lid Protector |
| Front Grille Garnish |
| Front Skid Plate - Garnish Finish |
| Front Grille Insert - Sizzling Red |
| Rear Bumper Garnish - Midnight Black + Chrome Finish |
| Body Side Moulding - Garnish Insert |
| Door Visor |
| Window Frame Kit |
| ORVM Auto Cover - Black Circuit - Grey Stripes |
| Hood + Roof Graphics - Black Circuit |
| Designer Mat |
| Interior Styling Kit - Carbon + Red |
| Stainless Steel Door Sill Guard |
| Seat Cover SAB - Red Arcade Highlight (PU) |
| Manual IRVM Cover - Dark Stripes |
| Key Cover - Red Drift |
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The accessories package is available across the variants of the new Swift.
Racing Roadstar (L and V trim levels) - priced at Rs 35,000
| Front Underbody Spoiler - Midnight Black |
| Side Underbody Spoiler- Midnight Black |
| Rear Underbody Spoiler - Midnight Black |
| Wheel Arch Kit - Midnight Black |
| Front Bumper Garnish - Sizzling Red |
| Body Side Moulding - Garnish Insert |
| Door Visor - Stainless Steel Insert |
| Rear Upper Spoiler - Midnight Black |
| Rear Mid Garnish - Midnight Black |
| Hood + Roof Graphics - Carbon Drift |
| All Weather 3D Mat |
| Illuminated Door Sill Guard |
| Interior Styling Kit - Carbon + Red |
| Front LED Fog Lamp |
These packages are aimed at giving the new-gen Swift a different look from the standard car while focusing on the cosmetics of the vehicle. Prices of the new Swift range from Rs 6.49 lakh to 9.65 lakh (ex-showroom).
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