Pak Suzuki Motor Company Ltd (PSMCL) has raised the price of its discontinued Suzuki Ravi model by Rs. 100,000, setting the new ex-factory rate at Rs. 2.075 million, up from Rs. 1.975 million.
The revision was conveyed to authorized dealers through a circular issued on Wednesday.
The increase comes despite the vehicle’s production already being halted. According to the Pakistan Automotive Manufacturers Association (PAMA), Ravi’s output stood at zero in July and August 2025, though 930 units were sold in the same period against earlier bookings.
Earlier in March this year, Pak Suzuki had decided to discontinue both the Suzuki WagonR and Suzuki Ravi by the middle of 2025, after previously suspending bookings for the Suzuki Mehran and Bolan. At that time, the company had indicated that the Ravi would be replaced by the Suzuki Every pick-up.
Haan bhaai mehran B Chala do
Kafi gatia harkatain hain Suzuki ki
How they can increase the price when the production is stopped? Is this fair business?
How they can increase the price if production is stopped? Is this acceptable to government