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In a notice sent to the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), Pak Suzuki has announced that it will halt its assembly operations from 13th February to 17th February 2023, because of inventory shortage due to the import restrictions imposed by the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP).
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Suzuki Alto is being traded for up to Rs 400,000 more than its actual price. Dealerships are asking Rs 2.8 million for ready delivery and with a market where 90% of cars are sold against on-money/ premium, this scenario is no exception.
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Pak Suzuki is the latest assembler to announce a price revision across its locally assembled lineup.
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Pak Suzuki, notorious for selling obsolete cars in Pakistan experienced massive success by introducing newer models such as the Alto 660cc and the new Swift.
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Pak Suzuki, the largest auto assembler in Pakistan has silently removed its CBU imported lineup from its website. For many years the company was offering a range of imported products such as the Vitara, Jimny, and APV but now none of them seems to be available.
Pak Suzuki Removes CBU Lineup From its Website Read MorePak Suzuki, the largest auto assembler in Pakistan has once again announced a plant shutdown schedule. This is the 3rd NPD (Non-Production Days) schedule for Pak Suzuki in January 2023 and the 13th since August 2022 taking the total number of NPDs beyond 40.
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Suzuki Alto and Toyota Corolla emerged as the bestselling cars of Pakistan in year 2022
Alto and Corolla Emerged as Bestselling Cars of 2022 in Pakistan Read MoreCiting inventory shortages, Pak Suzuki has once again announced the extension of its plant shutdown from 9th January 2023 to 13th January 2023, according to the notification the company sent to the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX).
Pak Suzuki Extends Plant Shutdown Read MorePak Sukuzi, the largest auto assembler in the country has announced that its production plant will be closed completely from 2nd to 6th January 2023. According to the company, the decision has been made due to a shortage of inventory level following the restrictions on the import of auto parts by the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP).
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Suzuki Wagon R will be discontinued in Pakistan in 2023, according to the sources within the company. Although the automaker is yet to announce Wagon R’s formal discontinuation, it is believed that production of the tallboy hatchback will be called off by the end of current fiscal year.
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