Suzuki Alto, Cultus, Swift New Price in Pakistan and Filer and Non-Filer Taxes – October 2026

If you are looking to buy any Suzuki veicle, here is detailed guide with latest Alto, Cultus and Swift prices in Pakistan, along with filer and non-filer AIT, registration fees, token tax, engine capacities and other charges buyers should consider when calculating the total cost of a new vehicle.

Suzuki Alto Prices

Suzuki Alto, with an engine capacity of approximately 658–660cc, continues to occupy the lowest price point among the three models. Alto VXR is priced at Rs2,994,861, while the VXR-AGS carries an ex-factory price of Rs3,166,480. The range-topping VXL-AGS is listed at Rs3,326,446. For buyers registered as tax filers, the applicable AIT amounts are Rs14,974, Rs15,832 and Rs16,632 respectively.

Cultus prices

Cultus VXR is listed at Rs4,089,490, followed by the VXL at Rs4,359,160. The automatic-gear-shift version, the VXL-AGS, is priced at Rs4,591,460. AIT for filers stands at Rs40,895 for the VXR, Rs43,592 for the VXL and Rs45,915 for the VXL-AGS. For non-filers, the corresponding amounts rise to Rs122,685, Rs130,775 and Rs137,744.

Swift Price and Taxes

Suzuki Swift, with an engine capacity of roughly 1197–1200cc, remains the most expensive model among the three. Swift GL has an ex-factory price of Rs4,460,160, while the GL CVT is priced at Rs4,605,600. GLX CVT is listed at Rs4,766,190, with the GLX CVT Two Tone carrying the same price.

For filers, AIT ranges from Rs66,902 for the GL to Rs71,493 for both GLX CVT variants. Non-filers are required to pay Rs200,707 on the GL, Rs207,252 on the GL CVT and Rs214,479 on either GLX CVT version.

Registration and token tax vary across Pakistan

After the vehicle is purchased, buyers must also account for registration and Motor Vehicle/Token Tax.

These charges are not part of Pak Suzuki’s AIT and vary depending on whether the vehicle is registered in Punjab, Sindh, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa or Islamabad Capital Territory.

Suzuki Alto 3, and 5 Years Installment Plans in Pakistan with New Taxes

Islamabad

Under the cited FY2026–27 rates, private cars up to 1,000cc in Islamabad are subject to approximately Rs20,000 in lifetime token tax, payable once.

Vehicles between 1,001cc and 2,000cc can face token tax of approximately 0.25% of invoice value per year.

This engine-capacity distinction means the Alto and Cultus fall into the up-to-1,000cc category, while the Swift falls into the higher bracket.

Punjab

In Punjab, vehicles up to 1,000cc are generally subject to around Rs20,000 in lifetime tax, although applicable schedules can provide for alternative or lower annual arrangements.

For vehicles between 1,001cc and 2,000cc, the rate is often around 0.3% of invoice value annually.

The precise amount can depend on the applicable Excise schedule, including any fixed-payment arrangements or rebates associated with early payment.

KP

• Up to 1,000cc: Rs2,000 per year
• 1,001–1,300cc: Rs3,000 per year

Sindh

Sindh generally has comparatively lower fixed annual token-tax rates. For vehicles in the approximately 1,000–1,300cc range, the amount can be around Rs1,500–2,000 annually, although buyers should confirm the applicable rate with the provincial authorities.

Registration fee

Token tax is separate from the registration fee. Registration charges are generally linked to vehicle value. A rate of around 1% for cars up to 1,300cc is commonly used in several jurisdictions, although the actual calculation varies according to provincial rules.

Buyers may also have to pay for number plates, documentation, administrative services and, where applicable, late-payment charges.

Future transfer charges

The costs of buying a new vehicle should not be confused with the expenses involved in transferring ownership later. When a vehicle changes ownership, additional transfer fees and advance taxes may apply. The applicable advance tax can also be higher for non-filers.