Pak Suzuki has rolled out refreshed versions of its GS150 and GD110s motorcycles, showcasing what it calls a “striking new look” for both models. The announcement came via social media, where the company promoted the facelift as “a legacy reimagined.”
But despite the hype, the so-called upgrade appears limited to cosmetic changes — mostly new stickers and minor visual tweaks. Riders and enthusiasts have voiced frustration, pointing out the lack of mechanical improvements or enhanced features.
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The move comes shortly after Suzuki raised motorcycle prices due to the federal government’s newly introduced NEV levy in the 2025–26 budget.
New Price
Despite no major improvements, the GD110s is priced at Rs. 369,900 and the GS150 at Rs. 399,900.
Buyers argue that with prices approaching Rs. 400,000, they expect more than just aesthetic changes. There’s no sign of performance upgrades, fuel efficiency gains, or safety enhancements — areas where many believe the bikes are falling behind.
Motorcycle companies in Pakistan are facing growing criticism for repeatedly offering “new” models that are, in essence, the same old bikes with new graphics. As consumer expectations rise and inflation bites harder, many feel it’s time for real innovation — not just redesigned decals.
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