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Suzuki Swift Sales Increased By Whopping 1200%

Pakistan Suzuki Motor Company (PSMC) has been one of the most affected companies during last couple of months. But the latest report released by Pakistan Automotive Manufacturers Association (PAMA) narrated that even prolonged non-productions days and price hikes have not plunged the company’s sales.

As per PAMA report, Pakistan Suzuki reported a jump of 1200% in Swift sales, selling 877 units in March against 67 units in February. Moreover, Pak Suzuki Motors Company’s sales marked a surprising increase of 475%, surpassing fellow Toyota and Honda. The company sold 5,628 cars last month, contra 978 cars in December.

Pakistan Suzuki Motor Company sold 2,542 units of Alto, 475 units of Suzuki Cultus, 489 units of Suzuki Wagon R, 877 units of Suzuki Swift, 782 units of Suzuki Bolan, and 463 units of Suzuki Ravi.

Coming to MoM sales, PAMA report revealed 54% increase last Month. The car sales clocked-in at 9,351 units last month against 6,072 in February – increased by 54% MoM. Coming to year-on-year sales, observed a decreased of 66%, selling 27,202 vehicles in the corresponding period of last year.

Company-Wise Sales Breakdown

The Japanese car franchise in the country dubbed, “Toyota Indus Motors,” recorded a jump of 6% in its sales. The company sold 1,912 units in March against 1,803 units in February. The company sold 1,119 units of Corolla and Yaris and 793 units of Fortuner and Hilux.

Meanwhile, Honda Atlas car sales posted a new low – dropped by 49%, selling 835 units in March compared to 1,636 units in February. Honda Atlas sold 611 unit of City and Civic and 224 units of BR-V and HR-V.

Hyundai Nishat sales reported of down 34%, selling 836 units last month compared to 1,271 units in Feb’23. The company sold 188 units of Elantra, 118 units of Sonata, 150 units of Porter, and 380 units of Tucson.

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