If you’re planning on getting a brand-new Suzuki model sometime in the coming months, then be aware that the said Japanese brand has recently increased the prices on a majority of its models.
All variants of the Suzuki Ertiga saw an increase in price
These include both variants of the APV, all variants of the Carry, the XL7, and all three trims of the Ertiga MPV. Of note, the marque has dropped the entry-level S-Presso variant, the one with the steelies, and increased the prices of the S-Presso GL with Alloy wheels and the Special Edition variant.
For you convenience, here is a table of the Suzuki Philippines’ latest price changes:
|
Model |
Old Price |
June 2022 New Price |
|
APV GA MT |
Php 651,000 |
Php 733,000 |
|
APV GLX MT |
Php 843,000 |
Php 875,000 |
|
Carry Cab & Chassis |
Php 554,000 |
Php 614,000 |
|
Carry Truck |
Php 654,000 |
Php 624,000 |
|
Carry Cargo Van |
Php 639,000 |
Php 699,000 |
|
Carry Utility Van |
Php 679,000 |
Php 739,000 |
|
Ertiga GA MT |
Php 763,000 |
Php 853,000 |
|
Ertiga GL MT |
Php 883,000 |
Php 963,000 |
|
Ertiga GL AT |
Php 923,000 |
Php 1,003,000 |
|
S-Presso GL MT w/ Alloy wheels |
Php 543,000 |
Php 563,000 |
|
S-Presso GL MT Special Edition |
Php 568,000 |
Php 588,000 |
|
Suzuki XL7 GLX AT |
Php 1,098,000 |
Php 1,138,000 |
As one can see on the table, one of the models with the highest price bump is the Ertiga. Specifically, its entry-level Ertiga GA variant has had an increase of Php 90,000. One model that increased in price the least is the S-Presso GL MT w/ Alloy wheels at Php 20,000.
No price increase for the likes of the Swift, Jimny, and Dzire though
Also, note that the Suzuki Dzire, Jimny, and Swift had seen no price changes for their trims. Suzuki Philippines is also yet to disclose the reason for these price adjustments, but if we had to guess, it might have to do with how global business is doing right now.
Meanwhile, Suzuki Philippines has also dropped the Vitara from its current model lineup.
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Know more about Suzuki APV 2024
As the name suggests, the Suzuki APV 2024 is an all-purpose vehicle that is marketed as the brand's MPV entry alongside the Suzuki Ertiga. It can seat up to eight passengers in its two variants, namely the base GA and top-of-the-line GLX. Suzuki APV Price Philippines starts at PHP 743,000 and goes up to PHP 955,000. Under the hood, the APV uses a 1.6-liter inline-4 gasoline engine capable of making up to 91 horsepower and 127 Nm of torque. Both locally available variants make use of a five-speed manual transmission. As for the dimensions, this 8-seater vehicle spans 4,230 mm in length, 1,655 mm in width, and 1,865 mm in height. The Suzuki APV competes against the likes of the Toyota Avanza and Mitsubishi Xpander.
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Suzuki APV Launch
Suzuki Philippines initially launched the APV model back in 2004. It was then given a facelifted model, which in turn was introduced in 2007. Currently, the model is sold in several countries around the world including the Philippines.
Suzuki APV Exterior
The Suzuki APV for the Philippine market is a 5-door minivan. Both trims available locally come standard with halogen headlamps, LED taillights, and halogen turn signal lamps. Only the top-spec GLX comes with fog lamps. The GA also uses 14-inch steel wheels, while the GLX rides on a set of 15-inch alloy wheels.
Suzuki APV Interior
At most, the APV variants for the Philippines can seat up to eight occupants including the driver. To keep its occupants comfortable, it also comes with a manual air-conditioning system. However, only the GLX trim comes with rear vents. Standard on the APV are fabric seats, a tilt-adjustable steering wheel, a urethane steering wheel, an analog gauge cluster, a turnkey ignition system, and a digital trip computer.
Technology & Safety
The Philippine-spec GA variant keeps its occupants entertained with a 1-DIN audio system linked to a two-piece speaker system capable of connecting via USB and aux-in. The top-spec GLX comes with an eight-inch touchscreen, which can connect via Bluetooth, USB, and aux-in. The said touchscreen also has offline navigation.
In terms of safety, the Suzuki-made van is equipped with dual-front airbags, anti-lock braking, and parking sensors. The GLX also has a security alarm.
Platform & Chassis
The Suzuki APV shares a chassis with the Suzuki Super Carry. As such, it uses a front-engine, rear-wheel-drive layout. The Suzuki van uses a MacPherson strut-type front suspension and a rigid axle rear suspension. Braking is then handled by a front disc brake and a rear drum brake. For parking brakes, it also uses a hand-operated manual-type hand brake.
In terms of dimensions, the APV Philippines is 4,155mm long, 1,655mm wide, and 1,865mm in height. It also has a wheelbase length of 2,625 mm and a ground clearance of 180 mm.
Suzuki APV Engine & Safety
Both variants of the Philippine-spec Suzuki APV use a 1.6-liter inline-4 gasoline engine capable of making up to 91 horsepower and 127 Nm of torque. Power is sent to the rear via a five-speed manual transmission.
Suzuki APV 2024 Price List
| Variants | Price |
|---|---|
| Suzuki APV 1.6 GA MT | ₱743,000 |
| Suzuki APV 1.6 GLX MT | ₱955,000 |
Suzuki APV FAQs
1. What is the price of the Suzuki APV for the Philippine market?
The Suzuki APV has a price ranging from ₱746,000 to ₱955,000.
2. How many people can fit inside the Suzuki APV?
The Suzuki APV can seat up to eight occupants including the driver.
3. What are the available color options for the Suzuki APV?
The color options for the Suzuki APV in the Philippines include White, Silky Silver Metallic, Pearl Radiant Red, Pearl Burgundy Red, and Graphite Grey Pearl.
4. What are the available transmission options for the Suzuki APV?
In the local market, the Suzuki APV exclusively uses a five-speed manual gearbox.
₱ 733,000 - ₱ 875,000
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