Pak Suzuki Motor Company has officially increased the prices of its entire motorcycle lineup in Pakistan, effective July 1, 2025. The price revision follows the implementation of the New Energy Vehicle (NEV) Adoption Levy introduced in the Federal Budget 2025–26.
This hike affects all major Suzuki two-wheeler models, including GD 110S, GS 150, GSX 125, GR 150, and the high-end Inazuma GW25JP. The company cites rising costs due to the newly imposed NEV Levy as the primary reason behind the price adjustments.
Updated Suzuki Motorcycle Prices (Effective July 2025)
Suzuki GD 110S: Price increased from Rs 359,000 to Rs 362,600
Suzuki GS 150: Price increased from Rs 389,000 to Rs 392,900
Suzuki GSX 125: Price increased from Rs 499,000 to Rs 504,900
Suzuki GR 150: Price increased from Rs 547,000 to Rs 552,900
Suzuki Inazuma GW25JP: New price set at Rs 1,252,400
The company clarified that the revised retail prices include the ex-factory product cost as well as freight charges for delivery to dealership locations.
However, prices are provisional and may be changed without prior notice. The final price at the time of delivery will be applicable, and any government taxes will be charged to the customer accordingly.
Industry analysts believe the NEV Levy, introduced to promote clean energy adoption, has indirectly impacted prices of traditional fuel-based vehicles, including motorcycles. This shift places additional financial pressure on consumers already grappling with inflation and reduced purchasing power.
While the government aims to boost electric vehicle adoption, manufacturers like Pak Suzuki must adjust pricing structures to accommodate the evolving tax and duty landscape.
Consumers planning to purchase Suzuki bikes in the coming weeks are advised to confirm the latest pricing with dealerships to avoid surprises at the time of booking or delivery.
As the motorcycle industry adapts to the NEV Levy and other policy changes, further adjustments in pricing and product strategy are expected in the near future.