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The Suzuki Swift Sport ZC33S represents the fourth-generation performance variant of Suzuki's supermini platform, introduced 2017 as turbocharged evolution succeeding naturally-aspirated ZC32S predecessor, embracing downsized forced-induction philosophy while maintaining lightweight agility core to Swift Sport identity. Powered by new 1.4L K14C Boosterjet turbocharged inline-four producing 138 horsepower at 5,500rpm and 170 lb-ft torque available from 2,500-3,500rpm, the ZC33S traded predecessor's high-revving character for improved low-end grunt and broader powerband enhancing real-world drivability. Weighing just 2,138 pounds in manual specification—approximately 176 pounds lighter than ZC32S despite additional turbo hardware—the fourth-generation achieved remarkable power-to-weight dynamics through extensive use of high-tensile steel construction and component optimization. Suspension retained MacPherson strut front and torsion beam rear architecture with revised geometry and Monroe dampers tuned specifically for European market dynamics, while six-speed manual transmission offered engaging shift action complemented by available six-speed torque converter automatic for markets prioritizing convenience. Interior upgrades included deeply-bolstered sport seats, flat-bottom steering wheel, revised gauge cluster with turbo boost display, and improved sound insulation addressing criticism of predecessor's spartan cabin ambiance. The ZC33S introduced Safety Support package featuring autonomous emergency braking, lane departure warning, and adaptive cruise control—safety technologies uncommon in budget-oriented hot hatch segment but increasingly mandated by regulatory requirements. European specification received firmer suspension calibration and additional chassis reinforcement compared to Japanese domestic market variants, reflecting different road conditions and buyer expectations between regions. Production spanned mid-cycle refresh 2020 introducing mild cosmetic updates and revised equipment levels while maintaining core mechanical specification. The ZC33S competed against Ford Fiesta ST, Volkswagen Polo GTI, and Toyota GR Yaris in subcompact performance segment, distinguishing itself through exceptional value proposition, lightweight construction enabling competitive handling dynamics despite modest power figures, and Suzuki's championship-winning rally heritage lending credibility to sport-focused positioning. Today the ZC33S represents accessible entry point to hot hatch ownership, offering engaging driving dynamics, surprisingly practical everyday usability, and modification potential appealing to enthusiast community seeking affordable platform for track day or autocross competition.

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1.4 Boosterjet

2017: The Swift Sport ZC33S debuted with a new 1.4-liter turbocharged BoosterJet engine producing 138 horsepower and 170 lb-ft of torque, paired with either a 6-speed manual or automatic transmission. Its lightweight construction, weighing just under 2,300 pounds, emphasized agility and handling. The exterior featured a unique grille, dual exhaust outlets, 17-inch alloy wheels, and a rear spoiler, while the interior included sport seats, red accents, and a 7-inch infotainment touchscreen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility.

2020: Suzuki introduced mild hybrid technology for the Swift Sport in some markets to improve fuel efficiency and reduce emissions. This mild hybrid system, with a small 48-volt battery and integrated starter generator, provided modest assistance to the engine without affecting overall performance. The hybrid version retained the same 1.4-liter turbo engine, horsepower, and torque output. Some new color options and minor software updates for the infotainment system were also added.

2021: The Swift Sport continued with the mild hybrid setup in markets where it was offered, with no additional changes to powertrain or design. Minor interior updates included additional safety features like rear cross-traffic alert and blind-spot monitoring in some trims, expanding the car's safety profile.

2023: The Swift Sport ZC33S received subtle updates to the exterior design in select markets, including revised LED headlights and slight changes to the front grille for a refreshed appearance. Suzuki continued to offer the mild hybrid option, enhancing the car’s eco-friendliness without compromising on its sporty driving characteristics.