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  • Pak Suzuki increases motorcycle prices by up to Rs25,000

    Pak Suzuki increases motorcycle prices by up to Rs25,000

    Pak Suzuki Motor Company Ltd. (PSMCL) has increased motorcycle prices by Rs20,000-25,000, effective February 1st.

    The new rate for GD110 S, GS150, GSX125, and GR150 is Rs264,000, Rs286,000, Rs384,000, and Rs410,000.

    However, the company’s communication to authorised dealers lacked any explanation for the price increase.

    PSMCL had temporarily ceased taking new bike orders as of January 20 due to supply chain constraints based on imports and unpredictable production capacity in the current economic climate.

    Read more: Latest Suzuki car prices

    Pak Suzuki has been enjoying a smooth journey, recording sales of 20,762 units in FY23 compared to 18,030 at the same time last fiscal year, as sales of all two-wheeler assemblers have remained flat due to rising prices, quality problems, and affordability difficulties.

    The assembler of Hi-Speed motorcycles has also increased the rate by Rs25,000 of 150cc Infinity and 200cc Freedom followed by a Rs2,500-Rs3,500 hike in 70cc-125cc motorcycles.

  • Suzuki announces free registration for Wagon R amid sales slump, production issues

    Suzuki announces free registration for Wagon R amid sales slump, production issues

    Suzuki Wagon R buyers can now benefit from a free registration offer on the purchase of an automatic gear shift (AGS) variant thanks to a limited-time offer from Pak Suzuki Motor Company (PSMC).

    According to sources, the automaker is expected to deliver the vehicle 45 to 90 days from the time of booking.

    The company made the announcement on its official Facebook account, stating:

    Don’t wait to avail this amazing offer. Offer is valid across all Suzuki Authorized Dealerships for a limited time only. Terms and conditions applied.

    The Suzuki Wagon R’s base price will drop as a result of this, as stated by the Islamabad Excise and Taxation Department, which states that the registration cost for all vehicles with an engine capacity of under 1000cc is equal to 1 per cent of the car’s original price.

    Meanwhile, Suzuki has not yet made a formal announcement or acknowledged any rumours that the company may be considering retiring the Wagon R owing to weak sales, significant price increases, and production problems.

    Prior to the Suzuki Alto, the 1000cc Wagon R was one of the most popular vehicles on the local auto market.