Suzuki Swift Prices Hike:New Prices 2025
By Newztodays Team
There is a blow and disappointment to Pakistani customers as Pakistan Suzuki Motor Company (PSMC) has made another price hike for its popular model of Suzuki Swift, becoming significantly more expensive.
Suzuki Swift Price Hike
Pak Suzuki, the country’s oldest automaker, has hiked the price of its Swift GL MT variant by Rs80,000, which price has already been high at Rs4.3 million.
The New Suzuki Swift Prices 2025
| Model | Variant | Old Price (Rs.) | New Price (Rs.) | Increase (Rs.) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Swift | GL MT | 4,336,000 | 4,416,000 | +80,000 |
Updated prices for the Swift lineup now amount to:
- Swift GL Manual: Rs4,416,000
- Swift GL CVT: Rs4,560,000
- Swift GLX CVT: Rs4,719,000
PSMC also made it clear that these prices were raised on provisional basis and could be revised again without notice. The consumers will have to pay additional government taxes and levies applicable at the time of delivery separately.
The Swift GL MT has been one of Pakistan’s most aesthetic hatchbacks and blendeding a sporty design with practical features. It has offered a 1.2L engine, six airbags, Hill Assist System (HAS), and ABS. However, extensive use of plastic inside the cabin slightly has dampened its otherwise modern appeal. Pakistan Car Sales Soar 46% in 9MFY25
Though it is stylish, safer, and more efficient, Swift is now facing intensified competition in the hatchback segment due to repeated price hike across the market.
- 1.2L 4-cylinder petrol engine
- Six airbags for enhanced safety
- Anti-lock Braking System (ABS)
- Hill Hold Assist (HHA) for better control on slopes
- Cruise Control (available in higher variants)
- Keyless entry and push-start ignition
- 7-inch touchscreen infotainment system with smartphone connectivity
- Rearview camera for parking assistance
- Modern exterior design with LED projection headlamps
- Spacious interior with 60:40 split rear seats
The customers who have already been facing higher prices, have termed this increase unjustified as there had not been any increase in taxes or rupee depreciation in the market.
