Following the implementation of Pakistan’s Federal Budget 2025–26, Pak Suzuki Motor Company (PSMC) has officially raised the prices of all its car models. The increase came into effect on July 1, 2025. This adjustment follows the government’s decision to raise the sales tax rate from 12.5% to 18% and to introduce a new NEV (New Enhanced Value) Levy.
These fiscal changes have increased the overall cost of vehicle production and sales, prompting automakers like Suzuki to pass the additional cost on to consumers.
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New Prices of Suzuki Vehicles
- The Alto VXR was previously priced at Rs. 2,827,000. It is now priced at Rs. 2,994,861, reflecting an increase of Rs. 167,861.
- The Alto VXR AGS has gone up from Rs. 2,989,000 to Rs. 3,166,480. This shows a price increase of Rs. 177,480.
- The Alto VXL AGS has increased from Rs. 3,140,000 to Rs. 3,326,446, which is a difference of Rs. 186,446.
- The Cultus VXR was priced at Rs. 4,049,000. It is now Rs. 4,089,490, increasing by Rs. 40,490.
- The Cultus VXL has gone from Rs. 4,316,000 to Rs. 4,359,160, marking an increase of Rs. 43,160.
- The Cultus AGS was previously Rs. 4,546,000 and now costs Rs. 4,591,460, showing a rise of Rs. 45,460.
- The Swift GL MT has moved up from Rs. 4,416,000 to Rs. 4,460,160, increasing by Rs. 44,160.
- The Swift GL CVT now costs Rs. 4,605,600, up from Rs. 4,560,000, which is an increase of Rs. 45,600.
- The Swift GLX CVT was previously priced at Rs. 4,719,000 and has now risen to Rs. 4,766,190, an increase of Rs. 47,190.
- The Every VX was priced at Rs. 2,749,000 and now stands at Rs. 2,912,230, with an increase of Rs. 163,230.
- The Every VXR has gone up from Rs. 2,799,000 to Rs. 2,965,200, reflecting a rise of Rs. 166,200.
- The Ravi Pickup variant is now priced at Rs. 1,975,560, up from Rs. 1,956,000, which is a difference of Rs. 19,560.
- The Ravi Without Deck version has increased from Rs. 1,881,000 to Rs. 1,899,810, showing a rise of Rs. 18,810.
This upward revision in prices is expected to impact buyers across all segments, especially first-time car buyers and families looking for affordable options such as the Alto, Every, and Ravi models.
