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How Suzuki operates in two different markets while facing a similar situation– that is declining sales.
Suzuki’s Troubling Sales on Both Sides of the Border and the Way it Responds Read More
In the first 9 months of this calendar year, Pak Suzuki recorded a loss of Rs 2.69 billion whereas it had posted a profit of Rs 1.39 billion in the same period of previous year.
Pak Suzuki Suffers a Loss of Rs 2.69 Billion Read More
Honda City and Suzuki Swift are about to enter their 12th and 11th year of production in Pakistan respectively.
Honda City and Suzuki Swift Approaching Their Birthdays Read More
The Alto 600cc is doing wonders for Pak Suzuki. Having replaced the 30-year old Mehran in June, the new entry …
Alto 660cc Breaks Highest Monthly Sales Record Read More
In the first quarter of FY2019-20, the Swift managed to post sales of only 524 units, whereas it sold 1,293 units in the same period in previous fiscal year. This is a -60% reduction in sales for the 2nd generation Swift in Pakistan
Pak Suzuki Swift Sales Reduced by -60% Read More
Despite slowdown, the Pak Suzuki Alto 660cc is selling in handsome numbers, while newcomers remain busy in introducing car that have no demand in the market.
Success of Pak Suzuki Alto and Failure of Newcomers to Cash In Read More
WagonR, once used to be the bestselling car in Pak Suzuki’s lineup (after Mehran) is currently experiencing terrible sales. The Suzuki tallboy hatchback is suffering from a -73% decline in sales as only 2,168 units were sold in the first quarter of the current fiscal year.
Pak Suzuki WagonR Hit Hard by Alto 660cc Read More
Suzuki Bolan having sold 2,559 units in the first two months of previous fiscal year, is witnessing a -73% decline in sales with just 703 units sold in the same period in FY2019-20.
Suzuki Bolan Suffering from -73% Reduction in Sales Read More
With the latest increase in price, the Pak Suzuki Alto 660cc has become even more expensive than the 1300cc FAW V2
Pak Suzuki Alto Becomes Even More Expensive Than FAW V2 Read More
Pak Suzuki is considering to revise the prices of Alto variants for the second time since the vehicle was launched in June. According to unofficial sources, the Alto variants might get a price bump ranging from Rs 25,000 to up to Rs 50,000 applicable most likely towards the first week of October.
Is Pak Suzuki Alto 660cc Getting Another Price Increase? Read More