Pak Suzuki Motor Company (PSMC) has made a strong comeback, surpassing 8,000 monthly sales for the first time in over two years. In January 2025, the company sold 8,250 vehicles, marking a significant milestone.
The last time Suzuki achieved similar numbers was in December 2022.
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The increase in sales signals renewed demand for Suzuki cars, which have long been a popular choice among Pakistani consumers due to their affordability and fuel efficiency.
Industry analysts suggest that factors such as improved supply chain operations, better financing options, and consumer confidence have contributed to this rebound.
Despite this achievement, Pakistan’s overall auto industry continues to struggle due to rising prices and economic challenges. Over the past two years, frequent price hikes, higher interest rates, and increased taxation have led to a decline in car sales across all segments.
Many potential buyers have been priced out of the market, forcing them to either delay purchases or switch to used vehicles.
While Suzuki’s latest sales figures indicate positive momentum, experts warn that sustained growth will depend on economic stability, exchange rate fluctuations, and future government policies.
The auto sector remains hopeful that a reduction in taxes and improved economic conditions could further boost demand in the coming months.