As part of the recently announced Federal Budget 2025–26, the Government of Pakistan has increased the sales tax rate from previous 12.5% to the new 18% and introduced a new NEV (New Enhanced Value) Levy on automobile sales. In response to these fiscal changes, Pak Suzuki Motor Company (PSMC) has revised the retail prices of its entire vehicle lineup. The new prices came into effect starting July 1, 2025.
The core reason behind this adjustment is the government’s new taxation policy. The combination of increased sales tax and the imposition of the NEV Levy has raised the overall cost of automobile production and sales. Automakers, including Suzuki, have passed these additional costs onto consumers, resulting in noticeable price hikes across their popular models.
New Suzuki Car Prices
- Alto VXR was priced at Rs. 2,827,000 and is now Rs. 2,994,861, showing an increase of Rs. 167,861.
- Alto VXR AGS has increased from Rs. 2,989,000 to Rs. 3,166,480, a rise of Rs. 177,480.
- Alto VXL AGS has gone up from Rs. 3,140,000 to Rs. 3,326,446, marking a jump of Rs. 186,446.
- Cultus VXR now costs Rs. 4,089,490, up from Rs. 4,049,000, with a difference of Rs. 40,490.
- Cultus VXL has increased from Rs. 4,316,000 to Rs. 4,359,160, a rise of Rs. 43,160.
- Cultus AGS was Rs. 4,546,000 and is now Rs. 4,591,460, making a difference of Rs. 45,460.
- Swift GL MT was priced at Rs. 4,416,000 and is now Rs. 4,460,160, increasing by Rs. 44,160.
- Swift GL CVT has gone up from Rs. 4,560,000 to Rs. 4,605,600, showing a difference of Rs. 45,600.
- Swift GLX CVT now costs Rs. 4,766,190, compared to its previous price of Rs. 4,719,000, with an increase of Rs. 47,190.
- Every VX model was previously priced at Rs. 2,749,000 and now stands at Rs. 2,912,230, increasing by Rs. 163,230.
- Ravi VXR has risen from Rs. 2,799,000 to Rs. 2,965,200, reflecting an increase of Rs. 166,200.
- Ravi Pickup version now costs Rs. 1,975,560, up from Rs. 1,956,000, with a rise of Rs. 19,560.
- Ravi Without Deck has increased from Rs. 1,881,000 to Rs. 1,899,810, a difference of Rs. 18,810.
This price revision will undoubtedly affect buyers, especially those in the entry- and mid-level segments. The most affected are likely first-time buyers, small business owners, and families who rely on affordable transportation options like the Alto and Every.
Moreover, with inflation and economic pressures already burdening consumers, this move may also dampen vehicle demand in the short term—unless incentives or relief measures are introduced in future policy changes.
