Suzuki Swift Leasing
Looking to lease a Suzuki Swift? Car Leasing currently offers five Suzuki Swift configurations, covering Motion and Ultra trim levels with manual or automatic transmission, plus the Ultra ALLGRIP version with four-wheel drive.
All five available vehicles use the 1.2 Mild Hybrid petrol powertrain. The main choice is therefore not between different engines, but between Motion or Ultra, manual or CVT automatic, and, for the Ultra ALLGRIP, two-wheel drive or four-wheel drive.
Compare the current Suzuki Swift lease options below and choose the specification that best matches how you drive.
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Suzuki Swift Featured Deals
Vehicle
Monthly Lease
Suzuki Swift Hatchback 1.2 Mild Hybrid Motion 5dr
£253.00
inc VAT
Suzuki Swift Hatchback 1.2 Mild Hybrid Ultra 5dr
£265.03
inc VAT
Suzuki Swift Hatchback 1.2 Mild Hybrid Motion 5dr CVT
£271.28
inc VAT
Suzuki Swift Hatchback 1.2 Mild Hybrid Ultra ALLGRIP 5dr
£280.58
inc VAT
Suzuki Swift Hatchback 1.2 Mild Hybrid Ultra 5dr CVT
£288.35
inc VAT
Which Suzuki Swift should you lease?
The best Suzuki Swift lease depends mainly on your priorities. The five current options make the decision relatively straightforward.
Suzuki Swift Motion manual
The 1.2 Mild Hybrid Motion 5dr is the straightforward choice if you want the Swift's standard configuration with a manual gearbox.
Choose the Motion manual if you want:
A manual Swift
The 1.2 Mild Hybrid petrol powertrain
A conventional two-wheel-drive setup
A lower-specification alternative to the Ultra
Suzuki Swift Ultra manual
The 1.2 Mild Hybrid Ultra 5dr gives you the Ultra specification while retaining the manual gearbox.
This is worth considering if you prefer changing gears yourself but want the higher Ultra trim rather than the Motion.
Suzuki Swift Motion CVT
The 1.2 Mild Hybrid Motion 5dr CVT is the automatic alternative to the Motion manual.
Choose this version if ease of driving is more important to you than having a manual gearbox. The CVT automatic can be particularly useful for frequent urban driving, where repeated clutch and gear changes can become tiring.
Suzuki Swift Ultra CVT
The 1.2 Mild Hybrid Ultra 5dr CVT combines the Ultra specification with an automatic transmission.
It is the logical choice if you want both the higher trim and automatic driving without moving to the ALLGRIP version.
Suzuki Swift Ultra ALLGRIP
The 1.2 Mild Hybrid Ultra ALLGRIP 5dr is the only current Car Leasing Swift with four-wheel drive.
Choose ALLGRIP if additional traction is an important consideration, particularly if you regularly drive on roads where poor weather or lower-grip conditions are a concern.
It is not simply another trim choice: ALLGRIP changes the drivetrain as well as the specification, so it should be selected because you have a reason to want four-wheel drive rather than simply because it is the highest specification.
Motion vs Ultra: which Suzuki Swift trim is right for you?
The current Car Leasing inventory gives you two main trim choices: Motion and Ultra.
If your priority is keeping the specification straightforward, the Motion versions provide the starting point. If you want the Ultra specification, you can choose it with either a manual or CVT transmission, while the Ultra is also the basis for the available ALLGRIP model.
A useful way to compare them is:
| If you want... | Consider |
|---|---|
| A straightforward manual Swift | Motion manual |
| A higher-specification manual Swift | Ultra manual |
| An automatic Swift without moving to Ultra | Motion CVT |
| An automatic Swift with Ultra specification | Ultra CVT |
| Four-wheel drive | Ultra ALLGRIP |
The important point is that the current range does not require you to choose between several different engine families. All five listed vehicles use the same 1.2 Mild Hybrid petrol setup, so trim, transmission and drivetrain are the main decisions.
Manual or automatic Suzuki Swift?
Car Leasing currently offers the Swift with both a manual gearbox and CVT automatic.
Choose manual if...
A manual Swift makes sense if you prefer direct control over gear changes or simply enjoy driving a manual car.
The current manual options are:
1.2 Mild Hybrid Motion 5dr
1.2 Mild Hybrid Ultra 5dr
1.2 Mild Hybrid Ultra ALLGRIP 5dr
Choose CVT automatic if...
The CVT versions are worth considering if you regularly drive in traffic, spend a lot of time in urban areas or simply prefer an automatic driving experience.
The current automatic options are:
1.2 Mild Hybrid Motion 5dr CVT
1.2 Mild Hybrid Ultra 5dr CVT
This gives you an automatic Swift without requiring the ALLGRIP drivetrain.
Do you need Suzuki Swift ALLGRIP?
For most Swift lease customers, ALLGRIP is a specific-use choice rather than a requirement.
The current Ultra ALLGRIP is the only four-wheel-drive Swift in the Car Leasing inventory. If most of your driving is on normal urban, suburban or motorway roads, the two-wheel-drive versions may be the more straightforward choice.
ALLGRIP becomes more relevant if you regularly encounter poor weather, slippery roads or conditions where additional traction is useful.
The trade-off is simple: choose ALLGRIP because four-wheel-drive capability is relevant to your driving, not simply because it sounds more capable.
What is the Suzuki Swift Mild Hybrid?
Every Suzuki Swift currently available through the Car Leasing inventory uses a 1.2 Mild Hybrid petrol powertrain.
Mild-hybrid technology is different from a plug-in hybrid or fully electric vehicle. The Swift remains a petrol car and does not need to be plugged in to charge.
For a lease customer, this means the Swift offers a conventional petrol driving experience while using mild-hybrid assistance as part of its powertrain.
If you want a fully electric car, the Suzuki Swift is therefore not the appropriate choice; if you want a small petrol hatchback with mild-hybrid technology, it fits that requirement.
Is the Suzuki Swift practical for everyday driving?
The Swift is a compact five-door hatchback, making it particularly suited to drivers who want a relatively small car for everyday use.
Its compact dimensions are useful for:
City driving
Parking in tighter spaces
Commuting
Everyday shopping and errands
Short and medium-distance trips
The five-door layout also makes regular access to the rear seats more convenient than a three-door hatchback.
For buyers who prioritise a compact footprint over maximum passenger or luggage space, the Swift is a sensible format. If you regularly need substantially more load space, a larger hatchback, estate or SUV may be more appropriate.
Suzuki Swift lease price
There is no single Suzuki Swift lease price because the monthly rental depends on the vehicle specification and the lease terms selected.
The current Car Leasing inventory shows different rentals for the five available configurations, with differences also arising from contract length and annual mileage.
When comparing Swift lease prices, look beyond the monthly figure. Check:
Initial rental
Contract length
Annual mileage
Maintenance requirements
Personal or business lease pricing
Excess mileage terms
Any applicable fees
The live Suzuki Swift listings should remain the definitive source for current pricing and availability.
What does a Suzuki Swift lease include?
The exact contents of a lease agreement depend on the vehicle and contract selected.
The current Car Leasing page states that road tax is included, while maintenance is available as an optional package rather than being assumed to be included in every lease.
Always check the individual vehicle quotation for the precise inclusions before ordering.
The manufacturer's warranty is separate from the lease itself and should be checked against the vehicle and contract terms.
Personal or business Suzuki Swift leasing
The Suzuki Swift can be considered for both personal and business leasing, subject to eligibility and the specific offer available.
Personal leasing
Personal leasing can suit drivers who want to use a new Swift without buying the vehicle outright.
The key figures to compare are the initial rental, monthly rental, contract duration and agreed annual mileage.
Business leasing
Business leasing can be relevant for eligible companies and sole traders, with the exact financial and tax treatment depending on the business and its circumstances.
Business customers should assess the quotation on its full terms rather than comparing the headline monthly rental alone.
How to choose the right Suzuki Swift lease
A simple decision process can narrow the current five options quickly:
1. Do you want an automatic?
If yes, choose between the Motion CVT and Ultra CVT.
If no, continue with the manual options.
2. Do you want Ultra rather than Motion?
If you prefer the Ultra specification, choose the Ultra manual or Ultra CVT depending on transmission preference.
3. Do you need four-wheel drive?
If yes, the current Car Leasing choice is the Ultra ALLGRIP.
If no, one of the two-wheel-drive Swift options is likely to be the more relevant comparison.
4. Check your mileage and contract requirements
Once you have selected the specification, compare the available annual mileage, initial rental and contract length before choosing the lease.
Why lease a Suzuki Swift?
Leasing a Suzuki Swift gives you access to a new compact hatchback without purchasing the vehicle outright.
The current range also gives you meaningful choice without an unnecessarily complicated engine line-up. All five available Car Leasing versions use the 1.2 Mild Hybrid petrol powertrain, while the key differences are trim, transmission and drivetrain.
That makes the Swift particularly easy to compare:
Motion for the straightforward specification
Ultra for the higher trim
CVT for automatic driving
ALLGRIP when four-wheel-drive traction is important
Your final choice should then be based on the lease terms and vehicle availability shown on the individual listing.
Ready to lease a Suzuki Swift?
Compare the current Suzuki Swift lease options above and choose the configuration that fits your driving needs.
Whether you want a manual Motion, manual Ultra, automatic Motion, automatic Ultra or Ultra ALLGRIP, the live listings show the current rental, contract and mileage options available from Car Leasing.
Frequently Asked Questions
The cost of leasing a Suzuki Swift depends on the specification, contract length, annual mileage and initial rental selected. Car Leasing's current Swift inventory displays the live monthly rentals for each available vehicle.
The current inventory includes five versions: the 1.2 Mild Hybrid Motion manual, 1.2 Mild Hybrid Ultra manual, 1.2 Mild Hybrid Motion CVT, 1.2 Mild Hybrid Ultra ALLGRIP and 1.2 Mild Hybrid Ultra CVT.
Yes. The current Car Leasing inventory includes both the 1.2 Mild Hybrid Motion CVT and 1.2 Mild Hybrid Ultra CVT.
Yes. The current inventory includes the 1.2 Mild Hybrid Ultra ALLGRIP 5dr, which is the four-wheel-drive Swift currently offered by Car Leasing.
The current Car Leasing Swift models use a 1.2 Mild Hybrid petrol powertrain. Mild-hybrid technology provides electrical assistance to the petrol powertrain but the vehicle remains a petrol car and does not operate as a plug-in hybrid or fully electric vehicle.
Choose Motion if you want the simpler specification. Choose Ultra if the additional specification is more important to you. The current Ultra is also the trim available with ALLGRIP, while both Motion and Ultra are available with either manual or CVT transmission in the current inventory.
Choose a manual if you prefer controlling gear changes yourself. Choose the CVT automatic if you prioritise easier driving, particularly for regular urban or congested-road use.
Maintenance is not automatically included in every current Swift lease. Car Leasing offers maintenance as an optional package, so check the individual quotation for the exact terms of your chosen vehicle.
At the end of a lease, the vehicle is normally returned in accordance with the agreement. Check the specific contract for the return conditions, mileage allowance and any applicable charges before the lease ends.
Business leasing is available on eligible offers. The current Car Leasing page provides business and personal leasing options, but eligibility and the financial treatment depend on the individual customer and agreement.