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Pak Suzuki Drops Popular Graphite Grey from Vehicle Lineup in Pakistan

Pakistan Suzuki Motor Company (PSMC) has announced the discontinuation of the widely favored Graphite Grey color for all its vehicle models, effective November 1st, 2024.

In a formal notice to its network of authorized dealerships, PSMC instructed that no new orders for vehicles in this color would be accepted. While the company hasn’t provided a specific reason, it is now clear that this is part of a normal process in the automotive market where color choices are changed frequently.

The move impacts popular Suzuki models in Pakistan, such as the Suzuki Alto, Swift, and Wagon R, as the brand shifts its color options for better adaptability to people and workability.

PSMC’s decision may stem from various factors, such as supply chain constraints, shifts in consumer taste, or strategic production adjustments aimed at reducing costs and streamlining operations. Simplifying color options can improve production efficiency and inventory management, benefiting both the manufacturer and dealerships.

Currently, customers interested in purchasing Suzuki automobiles must choose between the existing color options. Lack of Graphite Grey may make some enthusiasts disappointed, still, the company’s strategy hints at the possibility of fresh color options or design updates in the future.

In a statement to its dealerships, Suzuki highlighted compliance with these new rules and once again recoiling the available colors.

Suzuki must adjust to changing consumer demands and market trends as the automotive market in Pakistan becomes more competitive. Suzuki’s dedication to aligning its products with the preferences of the local market is reiterated by its decision to discontinue a popular color option.

PSMC may introduce new colors or refresh existing ones to keep up with both global and local design trends, according to industry observers. This could indicate that Suzuki’s inventory will undergo additional updates in the months ahead.

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