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Suzuki Alto & Cultus Latest Price, Withholding Taxes, Registration Fees for June 2025

Suzuki Alto & Cultus Latest Price, Withholding Taxes, Registration Fees for June 2025

Web Desk June 25, 2025 Add Bol News as a trusted source

Despite rising prices and increasing taxes, Suzuki cars have continued to lead in sales. After the latest price hike, the most affordable Suzuki model now costs around Rs2.8 million.

The Suzuki Alto remains the top pick in the entry-level car segment, while models like the Cultus and Swift have also recorded solid sales. These cars offer only basic features and their build quality is considered lower than that of imported models, yet this has not impacted their popularity in the local market.

Besides high prices, Taxes on these entry-level cars start from 14,000 and go all the way to Rs112,230.

Suzuki Alto Taxes in Pakistan 2025

Variant Filer Non-Filer
Alto VXR 14,135 42,405
Alto VXR-AGS 14,945 44,835
Alto VXL-AGS 15,700 47,100

Suzuki Alto Registration Fee 2025

Vehicle Price Fee
Alto VXR 2,827,000 28,270
Alto VXR-AGS 2,989,000 29,890
Alto VXL-AGS 3,140,000 31,400

Suzuki Cultus Taxes in Pakistan 2025

Model Tax for Filer Tax for Non-Filer 
Cultus VXR Rs. 38,580 Rs. 115,740
Cultus AGS Rs. 37,410 Rs. 112,230
Cultus VXL Rs. 34,120 Rs. 102,360

Suzuki Cultus Registration Fee 2025

Vehicle Model Price Fee
Cultus VXR 4,230,000 42,300
Cultus VXL 4,316,000 43,160
Cultus AGS 4,618,000 46,180
Earlier this year, Suzuki launched an upgraded version of the locally assembled Alto in Pakistan, adding key safety features like ABS brakes and seatbelt reminders. These improvements come alongside a price increase of up to 120,000, which Suzuki says is justified by the new enhancements.

New Alto is lighter than international versions, which has raised concerns about its stability and safety, especially on highways. To address this, Suzuki introduced features such as anti-lock braking, seatbelt warning systems, child seat anchors, and improved power window functions.

 

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