Price Increase: Suzuki Swift Now Costs Nearly Rs. 4 Million

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Pak Suzuki Motor Company (PSMC) has announced a significant price increase for its domestically built vehicles. PSMC has raised pricing for the fourth time this year, keeping pace with its Japanese competitors. The most recent price increase spans from Rs. 243,000 to Rs. 661,000. Suzuki’s new pricing are as follows, effective immediately:

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The most recent price increase spans from Rs. 243,000 to Rs. 661,000. Suzuki’s new pricing are as follows, effective immediately:

VariantsOld Price (Rs.)New Prices (Rs.)Increase (Rs.)
                                                                                               Alto
Alto VX1,475,0001,789,000314,000
Alto VXR1,733,0002,079,000346,000
Alto VXL1,951,0002,399,000448,000
                                                                                           Wagon R
Wagon R VXR2,084,0002,549,000465,000
Wagon R VXL2,199,0002,699,000500,000
Wagon R AGS2,399,0002,949,000550,000
                                                                                             Cultus
Cultus VXR2,330,0002,879,000549,000
Cultus VXL2,564,0003,164,000600,000
Cultus AGS2,762,0003,379,000617,000
                                                                                              Swift
Swift GL M/T2,774,0003,349,000575,000
Swift GL CVT2,998,0003,599,000601,000
Swift GLX CVT3,298,0003,959,000661,000
                                                                                          Bolan/Ravi
Ravi1,256,0001,499,000243,000
Bolan VX1,328,0001,579,000251,000
Bolan Cargo1,315,0001,566,000251,000
Latest Rate List of Pak Suzuki cars

While increased raw material prices, transportation expenses, and tax rate increases have all contributed to the recent price increase, the major reason remains the local currency depreciation. The fresh wave of price increases continues, signalling that more price increases are on the way.

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