Car buyers in Pakistan face another price shock as Pak Suzuki increases prices for two popular models: the Suzuki Swift and Suzuki Cultus. The latest hike makes these already costly hatchbacks even less affordable for middle-class families.
Suzuki Swift New Price 2025 (Latest Update)
The Suzuki Swift GL MT (manual) variant is now Rs. 80,000 more expensive, crossing the Rs. 4.4 million mark. Here’s the updated price list:
| Variant | Old Price (Rs.) | New Price (Rs.) | Increase |
| Swift GL MT | 4,336,000 | 4,416,000 | +80,000 |
| Swift GL CVT | 4,480,000 | 4,560,000 | +80,000 |
| Swift GLX CVT | 4,639,000 | 4,719,000 | +80,000 |
Why the increase?
- Rising production costs
- Additional safety features (6 airbags, ABS, Hill Assist)
- High demand despite economic challenges
Suzuki Cultus Price Skyrockets – Biggest Jump in 2025
The Suzuki Cultus, a budget-friendly favorite, has seen a massive Rs. 372,000 increase for its base VXR model. The new prices are:
| Variant | Old Price (Rs.) | New Price (Rs.) | Increase |
| Cultus VXR | 3,858,000 | 4,230,000 | +372,000 |
| Cultus VXL | 4,244,000 | 4,316,000 | +72,000 |
| Cultus AGS | 4,546,000 | 4,618,000 | +72,000 |
New Safety Features Added:
- Rear seatbelts & headrests
- Child seat anchors (ISO-FIX)
- Driver seatbelt warning alarm
- Dual airbags (even in base VXR model)
Why Are Suzuki Cars Getting So Expensive?
- Dollar Rate Impact – Imported parts cost more due to PKR depreciation.
- Higher Taxes – Auto sector faces new government duties.
- Safety Upgrades – New features increase production costs.
- High Demand – Despite inflation, people still buy cars.
Future Predictions: Will Prices Keep Rising?
- Experts say more hikes are likely if the rupee weakens further.
- Electric cars (EVs) may become cheaper alternatives soon.
- Used car market could boom as new cars get unaffordable.
FAQs – Suzuki Price Hike 2025
Q1: What is the new price of Suzuki Swift in Pakistan?
A: The Suzuki Swift GL MT now costs Rs. 4,416,000, up by Rs. 80,000.
Q2: Why did Suzuki Cultus become so expensive?
A: The base VXR model jumped by Rs. 372,000 due to new safety features and inflation.
Q3: Is Suzuki Swift worth buying after the price increase?
A: It’s still a fuel-efficient, stylish hatchback, but buyers may compare it with rivals like Toyota Yaris.
Q4: Will Suzuki cars get cheaper in 2025?
A: Unlikely—experts predict further price hikes if the economy doesn’t improve.
Q5: What’s the cheapest Suzuki car in Pakistan now?
A: The Suzuki Alto is the most affordable, but its price also increased recently.
Final Verdict: Should You Buy Now?
If you need a car urgently, buying sooner may save you from future hikes. However, waiting for promotions or considering used cars could be smarter.