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5 extras you should retrofit on a used Suzuki Swift

Hot off the Suzuki press, there are now some accessories to add to your Swift to make it more of your own. Here are five we recommend.

Buying a Car2 min read

The Swift has always been a strong contender in the budget hatchback market, even with the changing tides. The latest Swift is set to continue that trend with some strong specifications and an overall fun driving experience. We compared the old Swift with the new one, and you can check out our thoughts here.

Related: Suzuki Swift GL+ (2024) Review

Lightweight, chic European styling, strong safety specification, and a perky new three-cylinder engine—there's a lot to like about the new Swift, and it's pretty fun to drive, too. If you're interested in the Swift, though, and you want to make yours stand out and feel more iconic, here are five accessories we can recommend. The best bit is that you can order all of these from your nearest Suzuki dealer.


A collage of four images showcasing various angles of a Suzuki Swift with a body kit. The first image displays the front of the car with a focus on the "Swift" logo. The second image highlights a side skirt on the car. The third image shows the rear of the vehicle with the "Swift" logo on the license plate area. The fourth image captures the top and rear wing section of the vehicle, focusing on the roof and rear wing detail. The car appears to be in a blue and silver color theme, emphasizing the sporty design of the body kit.


1. Swift Body Kit

A subtle body kit accentuates your car's styling. One nice thing about this kit is that you can order the whole kit or separate items depending on how you want to style your Swift.

Part Numbers:

Kit : 990J0M75TTE-090

Front Underspoiler: 990J0M75T07-160

Side Skirt: 990J0M75T07-180

Roof Spoiler: 990J0M75T07-150

Rear Underspoiler: 990J0M75T07-170 

Fender Arch Moulding: 990J0M75T07-200


Image shows a close-up of a Suzuki Swift car's side windows with sleek, dark-tinted window visors installed. The visors are smooth and seamlessly integrated above the windows, enhancing the car's aerodynamic look. The car's exterior is visible with a glossy finish.


2. Swift Door Visor Set

It's not just for looks. This is also handy to have in the rain if you want to crack the windows slightly to let some air in. It's particularly useful when you need to de-mist your windscreen more easily and now have rain pouring into the cabin.

Part Number: 990J0M75T07-200


The image shows a close-up of a Suzuki Swift's rear wheel with a black mud flap. The car body is a vibrant blue, and the wheel has a modern, stylish design with a shiny black and silver rim. The mud flap is positioned behind the wheel to protect the car body from road debris and mud.


3. Mud Flaps

Tired of mud splashing across your car and having the whole side and rear bumper dirty? These mud flaps will solve that and add a styling element to your Swift.

Part Number: 72201M75T00-000


The image shows a black rubber mat designed for the interior of a Suzuki Swift. The mat features a textured surface with geometric patterns for grip and protection. In the bottom left corner, there is a red label with the word "SWIFT" embossed on it.


4. Tray Mat

This is a rubber mat with raised edges and red Swift lettering. If you find yourself trailing dirt and spilling liquids a lot and want to make your car's cabin easier to clean, let alone save your carpets, then these mats are your ticket.

Part Number: 75901M75T00-000


The image shows a mesh sunshade installed on the rear window of a Suzuki Swift. The sunshade partially covers the car's interior, including part of the rear seat and headrest. The mesh design allows some visibility through the window while providing shade.


5. Sunshade Set

If the sun bothers you, this nifty sunshade set will keep the rays off you on those long summer commutes.

Part Number: 990J0M75TU0-010


You can search AutoTrader for the latest used and new Swifts and sell your car.



Author - Tayedza Mbiri

Written by Tayedza Mbiri

Starting his petrol-infused passion at a ripe young age playing a plethora of racing video games, Taye has been into the motoring industry for years. During his university years studying Law, he dipped his toes into motoring photography, videography, and exploring what Southern Africa has to offer for the motoring scene at large. Most recently, he presented a YouTube series for a famous Japanese manufacturer and now finds himself fresh on the AutoTrader content creation team. He hopes to own a 90s Subaru one day soon. Read more

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