Pak Suzuki Motor Company has revealed a notable increase in prices across its entire vehicle range in Pakistan, effective July 2025. The adjustment follows the introduction of the NEV Levy and an increased Sales Tax outlined in the Federal Budget 2025–26.
As a result, prices for several of Suzuki’s best-selling models, including the Alto, Cultus, Swift, Every, and Ravi, have been revised upward.
Suzuki Alto Prices in August 2025
The Suzuki Alto, a top choice among budget-conscious buyers, has experienced a sharp rise in retail prices. All three variants are affected, with increases ranging from over Rs 167,000 to nearly Rs 186,500.
Alto VXR: Previously priced at Rs 2,827,000, now costs Rs 2,994,861 — a hike of Rs 167,861.
Alto VXR AGS: Increased from Rs 2,989,000 to Rs 3,166,480, marking a jump of Rs 177,480.
Alto VXL AGS: Now priced at Rs 3,326,446, up from Rs 3,140,000 — a difference of Rs 186,446.
Design and Features Remain Unchanged
Despite the price surge, the 2025 Suzuki Alto retains its familiar design and specifications. The compact hatchback continues to sport its recognizable exterior with a sleek front grille, body-colored bumpers, and halogen headlamps, offering both practicality and style for city driving.
At the rear, bumper-integrated tail lamps enhance visibility while maintaining a simple, functional design. Thanks to its small footprint, the Alto remains highly maneuverable, making it ideal for urban roads and tight parking spaces. Its lightweight build also contributes to better fuel efficiency, suiting daily commutes.
Inside, the Alto provides functional features such as fabric seats, air conditioning in higher trims, and power steering. The VXR AGS and VXL AGS variants come equipped with Suzuki’s Auto Gear Shift (AGS) technology, blending automatic ease with manual driving control.
Powering the Alto is a 660cc R-Series petrol engine that balances performance with fuel economy. Buyers can opt for either manual or AGS transmissions, depending on their driving needs.