Pak Suzuki Motor Company (PSMC) has delayed the much-anticipated launch of the Suzuki Every to mid-October 2024 due to production issues. The delay comes after initial plans for a 2022 release and recent expectations for September 2024.
Pak Suzuki Motor Company (PSMC) has once again postponed the launch of the highly anticipated Suzuki Every, now scheduled for mid-October 2024.
Initially planned for a 2022 debut and later expected in September 2024, the rollout has been delayed due to unspecified production-related issues, according to sources familiar with the matter.
The Suzuki Every, a fifth-generation van that gained significant attention at the Pakistan Auto Show (PAS) 2022, was expected to replace the long-standing Bolan van in PSMC’s lineup.
The Bolan, along with the Ravi pickup, has been a cornerstone of Pak Suzuki’s offerings for nearly four decades but has faced criticism for its outdated design and lack of modern safety features such as ABS, airbags, and rear passenger seatbelts.
With the launch of the Suzuki Every, Pak Suzuki aims to address these safety concerns and offer consumers a more modern, reliable, and secure vehicle option.
However, the company has not yet disclosed the specific production issues that have caused the delay.
This postponement has left consumers eagerly awaiting the new release date, as the Suzuki Every is poised to bring much-needed upgrades to Pakistan’s automotive market.
