Pak Suzuki slashed Swift prices by up to Rs710,000 starting May 1, 2024, following rate cuts by KIA and Peugeot on different variants.

With inflation and petroleum prices down, the auto manufacturer cut prices for the Suzuki Swift GL MT by Rs85,000, Swift GL CVT by Rs159,000, and Swift GLX CVT by Rs710,000.

The all-new Swift boasts a keyless smart entry, a striking chrome accented grill, polished alloys, muscular body lines, and pillar-mounted back-door handles, exuding raw power.

It comes with Daytime Running Lamps (DRL) and adjustable LED projector headlamps.

With a push-button start, it features an exciting D-shaped steering wheel and cylindrical gauges in the cockpit-like centre console, putting you in control.

A 1.2-litre petrol engine with VVT technology offers increased power and fuel efficiency. With continuously variable transmission (CVT), you have greater control and the option to switch to sports mode for quicker, more powerful performance.

It comes in different colours like solid white, silky silver, mineral grey, phoenix red, black, and cerulean blue.

Suzuki Swift latest prices in Pakistan for May 2024

Here are the updated Suzuki Swift prices in Pakistan for May 2024:

Recently, Lucky Motor Corporation (LMC), which assembles KIA cars in Pakistan, significantly reduced prices across its Stonic lineup, with drops of up to Rs1,500,000.

KIA’s decision to cut the price of the Stonic EX+ model in Pakistan by a significant Rs1,513,000 has surprised many while keeping the prices of all other models unchanged.

In March 2024, the company reduced the price of the iconic Kia Sportage by Rs3 lakh. The base variant Sportage Alpha’s price was also lowered from Rs7,550,000 to Rs7,300,000, and the Sportage FWD saw a reduction from Rs8,040,000 to Rs7,740,000.

The price of the Sportage AWD was cut to Rs8,470,000 from Rs8,770,000, while the Sportage Black Edition now costs Rs9,000,000, down from Rs9,300,000.

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