Pak Suzuki Sold Less Than 500 Units of All Cars Except Alto in July
After Toyota loses its sales in July 2022, Pak Suzuki faces the same fate. The country’s economic-led production challenges have also pushed down Pak Suzuki’s sales.
The company’s sales observed a massive downturn in July 2022, selling fewer than 6800 units. Meanwhile, the automaker witnessed a month-on-month (MoM) fall of over 60%.
It is pertinent to mention that Suzuki Alto has always been the company’s best-selling car. And again, when the sales charts are groaning under the weight, the car proves to be a lifeline for the company. Sources have revealed that the company sold 4600 units of Suzuki Alto, and Surprisingly, not more than 500 units of any other model.
Possible Reason(s)
Their could be these two major reasons:
- The company suspended all bookings last month citing limited quota and potential price hike.
- Pak Suzuki announced that it may observe non-production days, meaning it would impact the production directly.
Price Increase in Pak Suzuki Cars
A severe downturn in the country’s economic health has reversed the local auto industry’s fortune. It’s been seven months and the Pakistan auto industry has witnessed a fourth car price hike this year.
After Toyota, KIA, Hyundai and Changan, comes Suzuki. The company has increased the price of its locally assembled cars, Suzuki Alto, Suzuki Wagon R, Suzuki Cultus, Suzuki Swift, Suzuki Bolan, and Suzuki Ravi. New Prices will be effective from August 1, 2022.
Here are the updated prices of all Suzuki Swift variants.
- The new price of the base variant, Swift GL Manual, is Rs. 3.349,000 against the old rate of Rs. 2,774,000, meaning, its price has been increased by Rs. 575,000.
- The price of the mid variant, Swift GL CVT, is increased by Rs. 601,000, taking the rate to Rs. 3,599,000 against previous price of Rs. 2,998,000.
- The top of the line, Swift GLX CVT, saw a jump of Rs. 661,000, taking the price to Rs. 3,959,000 against the old rate of Rs. 3,298,000.
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