Car enthusiasts and people involved in the dealing of cars in the country are one hard segment to crack. With Pakistan having limited imports of car now, to have a car that stands out and just to see a car that is new or internationally popular is actually one rare find.

Well, things did take a twist with a show that grabbed the attention for all the right reasons. Pakistan Auto Parts Show 2022 took place in Lahore last weekend, with all the right ingredients to put a stellar show, not just for car enthusiasts but individuals who just want to please their eyes with iconic automobiles that have been making a mark around the world.

Amongst all the brands, Suzuki Pakistan really stood out with its commendable lineup of cars that made its pavilion a center of attention. Suzuki’s all-new Swift stuck out as a clear attention grabber with its hard-to-miss Phoenix Red exterior and those Sharp looking DRLs. 

Alto VXL in a bold looking blue color was quite the eye candy itself, along with WagonR and every  also pulled off quite a show with the complete display of accessories, reminded everyone how Suzuki reigns in the current Pakistan market by manufacturing the most sellable cars. However, this wasn’t all, 

Suzuki’s power show at Pakistan Auto Parts Show 2022 was also definitely enhanced by the presence of internationally loved and now nationally lauded, Suzuki XL7 and Ertiga. These SUV and MUV, respectively, with their bold presence on the pavilion, is clearly hinting a change in Suzuki’s strategy. Having dominated the hatchback segment, looks like Suzuki now has its eyes set on the SUV Space and more premium and feature- loaded vehicles. Well, fingers are crossed, and there is sure is reason to be excited if the recent launch of swift is to be any indication of future strategy of the Auto giant. 

Overall, Suzuki made a mark at the show by showing their legacy and their dominance in the market and also showing future prospects and possibilities of their direction and how they can be leading a whole new segment in the future.