Muhammad NaeemThe Suzuki Swift price in Pakistan starts at Rs 4,460,160 for the base GL Manual variant and goes up to Rs 4,766,190 for the top GLX CVT variant. These are ex-factory prices published by Pak Suzuki, and the same figures are listed by PakWheels, HamariWeb and gari.pk as the current 2026 prices.
The Swift is one of the best known locally assembled hatchbacks in the country. It has been sold in Pakistan for years and it still holds a strong position among buyers who want a small car that is easy to drive in the city and cheap to run. Pak Suzuki offers it in four choices, but these are really three variants, because the GLX CVT Two Tone costs exactly the same as the regular GLX CVT.
Suzuki Swift price in Pakistan (all variants)
| Variant | Transmission | Ex-factory price (Rs) |
| Swift GL Manual | 5-speed manual | 4,460,160 |
| Swift GL CVT | CVT automatic | 4,605,600 |
| Swift GLX CVT | CVT automatic | 4,766,190 |
| Swift GLX CVT Two Tone | CVT automatic | 4,766,190 |
The prices above are ex-factory, which means they do not include the government withholding tax, registration fee, or number plate charges. These are added at the time of booking. As listed in the current Pak Suzuki price circular carried by Pakistan Observer, the withholding tax is Rs 66,902 for filers on the GL Manual, Rs 69,084 on the GL CVT, and Rs 71,493 on the GLX CVT, with roughly three times those amounts for non-filers.
Swift GL Manual: the entry point
The Swift GL Manual is the cheapest way into the range at Rs 4,460,160. It uses a 5-speed manual gearbox, which makes it the natural pick for buyers who want the lowest possible purchase price and the most control over the car. A manual also tends to cost less to service over the years.
This variant still comes with a solid safety package. The car carries six airbags, ABS, and Vehicle Stability Control as standard equipment across the range, so the base model does not feel like a stripped out compromise in that area. The 1.2-litre, four-cylinder petrol engine makes 82 hp and 113 Nm of torque, which is the same across all variants. Buyers who want a simple, honest hatchback and do not mind a clutch pedal will find the GL Manual hard to argue with at this price.
Swift GL CVT: the middle choice
The Swift GL CVT sits in the middle at Rs 4,605,600, about Rs 145,000 more than the manual. The only real difference is the gearbox: a continuously variable automatic replaces the manual, while the engine, size, and most features stay the same.
For anyone who drives mostly in city traffic, this is the variant that makes the most sense. Stop and go driving is far less tiring without a clutch pedal, and the CVT keeps the engine in a relaxed range on the motorway too. It also adds Hill Hold Control, which holds the car on a slope for a couple of seconds while you move your foot to the accelerator. At this point in the range, the GL CVT is the most balanced option for the average buyer, and it is easy to see why many dealers report it as the most commonly booked variant.
Swift GLX CVT: the fully loaded option
The Swift GLX CVT is the top of the range at Rs 4,766,190. It uses the same 1.2-litre engine and CVT gearbox as the GL CVT, so the extra money goes into features and finish rather than power.
The GLX adds LED projector headlamps, retractable side mirrors with built-in turn signals, a rear parking camera, push-start ignition, cruise control, and automatic climate control. It also brings driving modes and traction control into the mix. The cabin gets a more premium feel, with better trim and a sharper look inside and out. The Two Tone version is sold at the same price and gives the car a two colour exterior for a sportier appearance, at no extra cost over the standard GLX.
Engine, fuel average and driving feel
All four Swift variants share the same 1.2-litre K12B petrol engine, producing 82 hp and 113 Nm of torque. This is a simple and proven motor that Pak Suzuki has used for a long time, and its record for reliability is well established in Pakistan. Mechanics across the country know it well, and spare parts are easy to find and reasonably priced.
Fuel average is one of the Swift’s strong points. PakWheels lists the car at 14 to 18 km per litre depending on driving conditions, which puts it among the more economical locally assembled cars of its size. The CVT variants generally manage slightly better averages in mixed driving because the gearbox keeps the engine at an efficient speed.
On-road price estimate
Ex-factory prices are only part of what you pay. Once the withholding tax, registration, token tax and other charges are added, the total on-road price rises by roughly Rs 130,000 to Rs 230,000 depending on your province and whether you are a tax filer. As a rough guide, recent dealer estimates put the GL Manual on the road at around Rs 4.6 million for a filer in Punjab, and the GLX CVT at close to Rs 5 million. Confirm the exact total with your dealer before booking, since registration rates differ between provinces.
How it compares to rivals
The Swift sits in a busy part of the market. Its main rivals are other locally assembled hatchbacks, and buyers often compare it against the KIA Picanto, FAW V2 and the used-car market in the same budget. The Swift’s advantages are its resale value, the wide service network of Pak Suzuki, and its fuel economy. Its main weakness is that the cabin and boot are a little tight for a family of five on long trips, something worth checking on a test drive.
Buyers moving up from a smaller hatchback to a compact car sometimes also look at the Toyota Corolla price in Pakistan before deciding, since the Corolla is the natural next step up in price and size for a family sedan.
Booking and delivery
The Swift is sold through authorised Pak Suzuki dealerships across Pakistan. PakWheels listings currently show a delivery time of around two months for booked units, though this can change with demand, so ask your dealer for the current waiting period. Bank financing is widely available, and leasing plans with 30 to 40 percent down payment are offered by most major banks.
Pros and cons
- Fuel average of 14 to 18 km per litre keeps running costs low
- Same 1.2-litre engine across all variants, proven and easy to maintain
- Six airbags, ABS and Vehicle Stability Control standard on every variant
- Strong resale value and Pak Suzuki service network across the country
- GLX CVT adds LED headlamps, push start, rear camera and cruise control
- Cabin and boot space are tight for five adults on long trips
- GLX CVT at Rs 4,766,190 is expensive for a hatchback of this size
- Engine power is modest, so highway overtakes need planning
- Two Tone GLX costs the same as the regular GLX, so there is no real price choice at the top
Frequently asked questions
What is the Suzuki Swift price in Pakistan in 2026?
The Suzuki Swift price in Pakistan ranges from Rs 4,460,160 for the GL Manual to Rs 4,766,190 for the GLX CVT. The GL CVT in the middle costs Rs 4,605,600. These are ex-factory prices before taxes and registration.
How many variants does the Suzuki Swift have in Pakistan?
Pak Suzuki sells the Swift in three variants: GL Manual, GL CVT and GLX CVT. A fourth listing, the GLX CVT Two Tone, has the same Rs 4,766,190 price as the regular GLX CVT but comes with a two colour exterior.
What is the fuel average of the Suzuki Swift?
The Swift delivers between 14 and 18 km per litre depending on driving conditions, according to PakWheels. The CVT variants are generally the more economical choice in mixed city and highway use.
Does the Suzuki Swift have automatic transmission?
Yes. Two of the three variants use a CVT automatic gearbox: the GL CVT and the GLX CVT. Only the base GL variant comes with a 5-speed manual.
What is the on-road price of the Suzuki Swift GL CVT?
After withholding tax, registration and other charges, the GL CVT typically lands on the road at roughly Rs 4.75 to 4.85 million for a tax filer, depending on the province. Ask your dealer for the exact figure, since provincial registration rates differ.
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