Karachi, November 5, 2025. In yet another surprising development for car enthusiasts, Pak Suzuki Motor Company has reportedly discontinued one of its newer models from the local market. Although the company has not released an official statement. But multiple sources and online reports suggest that the Suzuki Every VX variant has quietly been pulled from the brand’s lineup in Pakistan.
Suzuki Every VX Removed from Official Website
The speculation gained traction after users noticed that the Every VX variant was no longer listed on Suzuki Pakistan’s website. Only the VXR variant now appears on the site, while all details and pricing of the VX have been removed.
The Every VX was launched last year as the successor to the iconic Suzuki Bolan. Which had dominated Pakistan’s light commercial vehicle market for decades. Despite being promoted as a modern replacement, the VX variant struggled to gain significant traction among consumers.
Recent Discount Strengthens Discontinuation Rumors
The timing of this removal has fueled speculation even further. Just last week, Suzuki announced a Rs. 350,000 discount on the Every VXR model in an attempt to boost sales. But notably, the VX variant was excluded from this offer. This omission has been widely interpreted as a sign that the base model has been discontinued due to limited market demand.
No Official Statement Yet
As of now, Pak Suzuki has not made any official announcement regarding the discontinuation of the VX variant or the reasons behind the decision. However, industry observers believe that lower sales volumes and shifting consumer preferences toward better-equipped variants could have influenced the move.
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The Suzuki Every was officially launched in October 2024, replacing the long-running Suzuki Bolan after decades of production. It was marketed as a more modern, fuel-efficient, and comfortable alternative, suitable for both commercial and family use.
If the discontinuation is confirmed, it would mark another significant shift in Suzuki’s local lineup as the company adapts to changing market trends and customer demand in Pakistan’s auto sector.
