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Four Pak Suzuki hatchbacks, the 660cc Alto, 1000cc Cultus & WagonR and 1300cc Swift have recorded their lowest ever sales in the month of March 2020 according to the latest data released by Pakistan Automobile Manufacturers Association (PAMA).
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WagonR was once among the best selling 1,000cc car in Pak Suzuki’s lineup, however it is now suffering from a dismal 72% decline in sales.
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Maruti Suzuki has launched the S-CNG variant of the WagonR in India priced from INR 5.25 lac.
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Pak Suzuki is offering ‘free registration’ with the WagonR in wake of horrific decline in sales.
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Suzuki is all set to introduce a premium version of WagonR in India dubbed as XL5, which will be sold under Maruti’s premium Nexa dealerships. Camouflaged test mules have already been spotted testing in the country.
Read MoreMaruti has introduced the BS-VI compliant 1.0-liter Suzuki WagonR priced from INR 4.42 lac (PKR 9.54 lac) to INR Rs 5.41 lac (PKR 11.67 lac).
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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.
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WagonR was once among the best selling 1000cc car in Pak Suzuki’s lineup. However in recent times its sales have suffered quite badly.
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Pak Suzuki is considering to launch an automatic variant of the 1000cc WagonR tallboy hatchback in Pakistan. Introduced back in 2014, the WagonR till now was available with 5-speed manual transmission only.
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Maruti Suzuki has recently confirmed that it will be ready to launch its first electric car in India- the Wagon R Electric by next year.
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