
Pak Suzuki Motor Company’s (PSMC) sales declined 25% month-on-month in August 2026, falling to 7,633 units from 10,120 units in July, reflecting a sharp monthly slowdown in the company’s volumes.
The company sold 7,154 units in August 2025, meaning sales still increased 7% year-on-year, highlighting a contrast between the monthly contraction and annual growth.
Alto Sales Decline 26% Month-On-Month
The Suzuki Alto remained the company’s leading model, with sales of 5,339 units in August, down from 7,217 units in July.
This represented a 26% month-on-month decline, although Alto sales were still 27% higher than the 4,193 units recorded in August 2025.
Swift Volumes Fall 27% In August
Suzuki Swift sales stood at 1,472 units in August, compared with 2,018 units in July and 1,473 units a year earlier.
The model recorded a 27% month-on-month decline, while its annual sales remained broadly unchanged.
Cultus And Every Also See Monthly Declines
Suzuki Cultus sales fell to 296 units in August from 392 units in July, representing a 24% month-on-month decline.
Meanwhile, Suzuki Every sales declined 16% month-on-month to 415 units from 493 units. However, Every sales remained 10% higher than the 376 units sold in August 2025.
New Fronx Sales Add To Product Mix
The company recorded 111 units of Fronx sales in August, compared with no reported sales in July or August 2025.
The new model provided an additional contribution to PSMC’s product mix, although its volumes remained small relative to the Alto and Swift.
Pak Suzuki Maintains Annual Growth
Despite the monthly decline, PSMC’s cumulative sales for the first two months of fiscal year 2027 reached 17,753 units, up 64% from 10,834 units during the corresponding period of the previous year.
The August figures indicate that while demand remains stronger than last year, the company’s monthly sales momentum weakened across its major models.
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