Suzuki Philippines, Inc., the only integrated motorcycle and automobile company in the country, will be launching two new vehicles by July 2014: the Ertiga 7-seat MPV, and a 1.2-liter variant of the Swift. The Ertiga will start at P619,000, while the Swift 1.2 will have a base price of P608,000. Here’s more from Suzuki:
Suzuki Ertiga: Bringing the best in design, comfort, power, and safety
The Ertiga, which Suzuki dubs as a Life Utility Vehicle or LUV, is a 7-seater automobile that combines the compactness and maneuverability of a hatchback, the style and comfort of a sedan, and the space and stature of a sport-utility vehicle (SUV). Ideal for families and business executives, the versatile Ertiga features a 1.4L engine displacement, maximum power of 95hp @ 6,000 rpm, and a maximum torque of 130Nm @ 4,000 rpm. Ertiga will be available locally in 4 different variants:
GA MT P619,000
GL MT P712,000
GL AT P752,000
GLX AT P812,000
Suzuki Swift 1.2: living up to its name in a more affordable package
The Swift 1.2, on the other hand, is a new Swift variant that promises even better fuel efficiency while retaining most of what people loved about the Suzuki Swift. Designed to appeal to the wider audience, particularly the young professionals and first time car owners who love the sporty style of this subcompact car, the Swift 1.2 boasts a maximum output of 87 Hp @ 6,000 rpm and a maximum torque of 114 Nm @ 4,000 rpm.
1.2 MT P608,000
1.2 AT P648,000
Both automobile models will be available in all Suzuki dealerships nationwide by July this year. Colors for the Suzuki Ertiga are Serene Blue, Firebrick Red, Granite Grey, Dusky Brown, Superior White, and Silky Silver while the Swift 1.2 will be available in Blazing Red, Glistening Grey, Silky Silver, Pearl Arctic White, and Midnight Black.
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