Pak Suzuki Motor Company has significantly increased the prices of its Fronx hybrid variants after ending a limited-time promotional offer, making the crossover up to Rs. 700,001 more expensive for new buyers. The price revision applies only to the hybrid GLX variants, while prices of the non-hybrid models remain unchanged.
According to the company’s latest price update, the Suzuki Fronx GLX 6A/T Mono Tone now costs Rs. 7,000,000, compared to its previous promotional price of Rs. 6,299,999, reflecting an increase of Rs. 700,001.
Similarly, the Fronx GLX 6A/T Two Tone has seen its price rise from Rs. 6,374,999 to Rs. 7,075,000, also an increase of Rs. 700,001.
Pak Suzuki clarified that the earlier prices were offered as part of a limited-time promotional discount, which has now expired. As a result, the company has restored the standard retail prices for both hybrid variants.
The automaker also confirmed that there has been no change in the prices of the Fronx’s non-hybrid variants, which continue to be offered at their existing rates.
Launched in Pakistan earlier this year, the Fronx marked Pak Suzuki’s entry into the compact crossover SUV segment and became the company’s first locally produced model equipped with mild-hybrid technology. The GLX hybrid variant is powered by a 1.5-litre mild-hybrid petrol engine paired with a six-speed automatic transmission, offering improved fuel efficiency along with features such as a 9-inch infotainment system, cruise control, paddle shifters, rear AC vents, keyless entry, and six airbags.
The latest revision means buyers interested in the Fronx hybrid will now have to pay over Rs. 7 million, ending the introductory pricing that had been available since the vehicle’s launch.