Suzuki Philippines is introducing two new body styles for the Carry. The PUV Class 1 and Patrol Van variants were purpose-built for organizations, local government units, and institutional users and will be priced at P849,000 and P822,000, respectively.
The Suzuki Carry is the brand’s versatile compact commercial truck. These two new variants will join the local lineup, which consists of the Dropside, Utility Van, Cargo Van, and Lineman. The Carry PUV Class 1 features side-facing seats, large windows with roll-up canvas covers, and an open side entry with removable doors and a clear canvas cover. It also comes with a Department of Transportation-certified fire extinguisher.
Meanwhile, the Carry Patrol Van—designed for local government units, barangays, and organizations looking for a dedicated patrol or public-service vehicle—features reversible bench seats, roll-up canvas covers, checkered-plate flooring, an embedded side step, blinkers, and a siren with a PA system. Additionally, the Patrol Van fits up to 10 passengers, including the driver.
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Both variants adopt the same powertrain as the rest of the Carry lineup: a 1.5-liter four-cylinder gasoline engine mated to a five-speed manual transmission delivering 95hp and 135Nm of torque. We can also expect it to come with 13-inch steelies wrapped in 165/80 tires.
Suzuki says that these two new variants give customers more choices within the Carry lineup and provide practical mobility solutions designed around their specific needs. What do you think of the Carry PUV Class 1 and the Carry Patrol Van? Do you know any businesses or organizations that could use these new variants?
