The upcoming 81^st Geneva Motor Show will witness the launch of Suzuki’s Swift S-Concept. As the name suggests the model is based on the Swift hatchback, which was launched in Europe in the autumn of 2010. The new Swift was enjoying some limelight on the back of winning 2011 RJC Car of the Year award. Suzuki’s concept was to develop a jazzy car with excellent performance.

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Suzuki’s Alto known as the Maruti Suzuki Alto in India is the highest grossing small car in the sub-continent, and since the company wants to delve furthermore on the success of the Alto they took the wraps off of the new Alto Concept at the Tokyo Motor Show.

Slightly modified on the rear compared to the standard version to accommodate more luggage capacity, Suzuki dubs it as the future of the mini vehicle. On the inside, the interior forms are again a far cry from the standard model with an attractive speedometer, a floor mounted shifter along with user friendly switches and storage spaces. As far as the engine goes, the new Suzuki Alto is powered by a 0.66L three cylinder variant which is mated to a continuous variable transmission (CVT).