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The Suzuki Alto, a favorite among Pakistani car buyers, has again solidified its market leadership by contributing an impressive 65% to Pak Suzuki’s total sales in 2024.
Pak Suzuki’s 2024 Sales: Alto Lead with 65% Share Read More
Pak Suzuki launched the 8th-generation Suzuki Alto in Pakistan in June 2019, succeeding the 30-year-old Mehran (2nd-gen Alto). The 8th-gen …
5 Years of Suzuki Alto 660cc in Pakistan Read More
We all know the 660cc Alto has been the most successful car in the modern era, not only for Pak …
Alto Now Accounts for 70% of Pak Suzuki Sales Read More
The decision to introduce the 8th generation 660cc Suzuki Alto to replace the aging second generation Alto (Mehran) has been …
Suzuki Alto 660cc Becoming the Fastest to Clock 200,000 Units Read More
The Maruti Suzuki Alto celebrates another significant milestone in the history of the Indian automobile industry by surpassing sales of …
Maruti Suzuki Alto Commemorates 45 Lac Buyers Read MorePak Suzuki, which holds a market share of more than 50%, has had the highest sales decline and the greatest number of NPDs. And Suzuki Alto 660cc, Pakistan’s most popular vehicle, is under the most strain.
Pak Suzuki Alto on a Roller Coaster Read MoreIn the first 10 months of the current fiscal year, sales of new automobiles decreased by 50% to 114,868 units from 227,995 units during the same period of the last fiscal year.
Pakistan’s Bestselling Cars Rendering the Dismal State of Auto Industry Read More
We are now buying a Suzuki Alto 660cc for the price of a Honda Civic Oriel from a few years ago!
The Outrageously Priced Suzuki Alto in Pakistan Read More
Maruti Suzuki’s popular models, the WagonR and Alto K 10, performed poorly in crash testing undertaken by the UK-based non-profit Global New Vehicle Assessment Program (GNCAP), with only 1 and 2-star ratings for adult occupants, respectively.
Two Maruti Models Fail Miserably in GNCAP Crash Tests Read More
Maruti Suzuki has discontinued its highest-selling vehicle, the Alto 800. The production of India’s best-selling car has reportedly been ended because the company does not believe it is financially viable to upgrade the compact hatchback to meet the new BS6 Phase 2 emission standards that became effective from April 2023.
Maruti Suzuki Discontinues its Bestselling Alto 800 Read More