After much anticipation, Pakistan Suzuki Motor Company (PSMC) is ready to launch the locally assembled Suzuki Every. The mini MPV is set to hit the market on October 12, 2024, according to reliable sources.
The vehicle will replace the outdated Suzuki Bolan, a change that has been eagerly awaited. The Suzuki Every, already popular internationally, features a more modern design compared to its predecessor.
It sports the familiar boxy shape of MPVs, but with a sturdier and more refined exterior. Inside, the cabin is equipped with newer, more user-friendly features, providing a much-improved experience over the older Bolan model.
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International Specifications
Internationally, the Suzuki Every offers essential features like climate control, ABS, and power steering. Powered by a modest 660cc engine producing 49 horsepower and 62Nm of torque, the vehicle is ideal for city driving and light-duty tasks.
It has a fuel tank capacity of 37 liters and offers a fuel economy of 19 km per liter in the city, with up to 21 km per liter on highways.
Suzuki Every Price
The price of the locally assembled Suzuki Every is expected to be around Rs. 2,600,000, which is Rs. 660,000 more than the current price of the Suzuki Bolan, which is priced at Rs. 1,940,000.
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