Suzuki Bikes Prices Increase February 2023

10 Feb 2023

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Suzuki Bikes Prices Increase February 2023

It seems that Pak Suzuki has made the decision to raise the prices of not just their cars, but also their bikes. And the increase in prices is not just a small adjustment, it's quite substantial. If you're considering purchasing a Suzuki bike, you should be aware that the prices have changed. Here's the updated pricing information for the Suzuki bikes:

New Suzuki Bike Prices

It looks like there have been significant price hikes across Suzuki's bike lineup. The Suzuki GD 110S, which used to cost Rs. 264,000, now comes at a price of Rs. 290,000 after a hike of Rs. 26,000.

The Suzuki GS 150, which was previously available for Rs. 286,000, has seen a price increase of Rs. 29,000 and is now priced at Rs. 315,000.

The Suzuki GSX 125, which was once priced at Rs. 384,000, now costs Rs. 422,000 after an increase of Rs. 38,000.

Finally, the Suzuki GR150, which used to be priced at Rs. 410,000, now comes at a cost of Rs. 451,000 after a price hike of Rs. 41,000.

It's important to keep in mind that these price hikes can impact the market and customers' purchasing decisions. It will be interesting to see how the market reacts to these changes.

It's been quite a rollercoaster ride for Pak Suzuki and its customers lately. Just a day before, the company announced yet another increase in car prices, marking the second time in just two weeks. This time, the increase is substantial and it's definitely going to have an impact on the market.

To make matters worse, the company has announced that it will halt operations from February 13th to the 17th, 2023. The reason cited is the same as always - shortage of inventory due to restrictions imposed by the State Bank of Pakistan. While the car production unit will be affected by this shutdown, the bike production unit will remain operational and continue to function as normal.

It's unclear at this point how these price hikes and shutdowns will affect Pak Suzuki's sales this year, but it's definitely not going to be in their favor. The market will be closely monitoring the situation and we'll have to wait and see how it all pans out.