Here’s How Many Cars Suzuki Sold This Year

According to recent data from the Pakistan Automotive Manufacturers Association (PAMA), Suzuki’s passenger car models—including Cultus, Wagon R, and Swift—maintained solid sales in May 2025. The company recorded 249 unit sales and produced 386 vehicles.

In May, Suzuki accounted for approximately 16.7% of total passenger car production (386 of 2,309 units). The ratio of production to sales suggests a steady inventory rollout, as 249 units sold show steady customer demand.

With total passenger car sales in Pakistan reaching 126,226 units during the first eleven months of FY 2024–25—and Suzuki’s May share estimated at the same 17%—annual sales for Suzuki can be projected at around 21,500 units. This data shows that Suzuki is still able to maintain itself as one of the country’s top-selling brands, alongside its two main rivals, Toyota and Honda.

Suzuki continues to benefit from strong sales of its compact models in a market increasingly dominated by fuel-efficient vehicles. With stable production and sales figures, the company appears well-positioned to maintain leadership in Pakistan’s passenger car sector, assuming consistent economic conditions and consumer confidence through the remainder of the fiscal year.