Suzuki Alto price going up due to GST

Jawad

28 Jun 2025

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Suzuki Alto price going up due to GST

In a major policy move, the federal government has approved a GST hike effect on vehicles with engine capacities up to 850cc. The General Sales Tax (GST) rate has increased from 12.5% to 18%, which is expected to affect some of the most popular models in Pakistan — especially the Suzuki Alto and Suzuki Every. This revision is part of a broader effort to update Pakistan car prices across various segments.

Impact on Suzuki Alto and Suzuki Every

Among the vehicles affected by this change, the Suzuki Alto price is expected to increase significantly. In addition to the GST adjustment, the government has introduced a Climate Support Levy (CSL) of 1% for cars like the Alto and Every. This new tax aims to reduce environmental pollution caused by internal combustion engine vehicles, while also promoting electric mobility options.

The combination of the GST car prices revision and the new CSL could result in a car price increase of around Rs. 167,861 to Rs. 186,446 for different variants of the Suzuki Alto. The Suzuki Alto update comes with a similar impact on the Suzuki Every, with a projected rise of Rs. 163,230 to Rs. 166,198. These are not fixed figures but provide a rough estimate of what buyers may expect if the manufacturer passes the full tax burden to consumers.

Car Brand	Model	Previous Price (12.5% GST)	Price After 18% GST	1% Green Tax	Total Expected Price (After All Taxes & GST)
Suzuki	Alto VXR Upgraded	2,827,000	2,965,209	29,652	2,994,861
	Alto VXR AGS Upgraded	2,989,000	3,135,129	31,351	3,166,480
	Alto VXL AGS Upgraded	3,140,000	3,293,511	32,935	3,326,446
	Every VX	2,749,000	2,883,396	28,834	2,912,230
	Every VXR	2,799,000	2,935,840	29,358	2,965,198

Final Pricing Still Unconfirmed

Although these estimates highlight a possible Alto price hike, it’s worth noting that Suzuki Alto tax adjustments may not be passed on entirely. Suzuki might absorb a portion of the cost, cushioning the blow for buyers. Therefore, the new Alto price will depend on the automaker’s final decision. Until then, customers should stay informed and prepare for possible price changes.

Introduction of Carbon Tax

The government has also introduced a carbon tax of Rs. 2.5 per liter on fuel. This tax is specifically designed for vehicles using petrol or diesel engines and is aligned with global efforts to cut carbon emissions. It adds another layer to the GST impact cars already face, especially in markets like Pakistan where fuel-based transport dominates.

Understanding the Climate Support Levy (CSL)

The CSL is straightforward: it is calculated as a percentage of the total price of a vehicle, including all duties and existing taxes. The breakdown is as follows:

Vehicles up to 1300cc: 1% CSL
Vehicles between 1300cc and 1800cc: 2% CSL
Vehicles above 1800cc: 3% CSL

For now, the CSL and GST hike effect are already altering the pricing dynamics of popular cars like the Suzuki Alto. If trends continue, we’ll likely see further adjustments in Pakistan car prices, reshaping consumer preferences in favor of eco-friendly vehicles.

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