Suzuki APV is world class MPV designed in Japan and assembled in Indonesia by PT. Indomobil Suzuki International (a subsidiary of Suzuki) now becoming most popular car chosen by travel agent or rent car company as well as tour operator to transport their client to having a tour around Bali. The acronym APV stands for All-Purpose Vehicle and the car offers eight seats. The APV has Suzuki's proprietary TECT (Total Effective Control Technology) body, which is a structural design that's supposed to "control and redirect collision energy away from occupants". The doors are reinforced with side impact beams.

Externally, the APV looks contemporarily stylish. The flared fenders, large bumpers and prominent nose give it a distinctive identity, while the tall ride height makes it look rugged at the same time.
The generous ground clearance is meant to address flood problems in certain countries. The downside of having a high centre of gravity, though, is that it affects handling.

The APV is best driven in a laid-back manner. For example, slow down sufficiently upon entering a corner; don't intentionally give it too much gas upon exit and it will flow around the bend gracefully. For as long as you avoid driving like a racer, the APV will do just fine.