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Pak Suzuki cuts car prices by up to Rs199,000

Business Aug, 17 2022
Pak Suzuki cuts car prices by up to Rs199,000
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ISLAMABAD: Owing to sharp recovery in rupee against dollar, Pak Suzuki Motor Company (PSMC) decreased prices of its cars in range of Rs 75,000-199,000. New prices will be applicable from August 16, 2022. Firm slashed prices of its vehicles after Indus Motor Company made a similar move a day before.

Late on Monday, Indus Motor Company decreased prices of its cars by Rs 260,000-1,140,000. In a notification to its authorised dealers, Pak Suzuki announced drop in prices and stated that “rates are subject to change without any prior notice and prices at time of delivery shall apply.” “Any government taxes and levies applicable at time of delivery shall be borne by customers,” notification read.–Online

Published in The Daily National Courier, August, 17 2022

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