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Pak Suzuki Discontinues 2 Cultus Variants

Pak Suzuki Motor Company has discontinued the Cultus VXR and Cultus AGS and stopped accepting new bookings for both variants … Read More The post Pak Suzuki Discontinues 2 Cultus Variants appeared first on ProPakistani .

Pak Suzuki Discontinues 2 Cultus Variants

Pak Suzuki Motor Company has stopped producing and selling two variants of its Cultus model, the VXR and AGS, effective immediately. The company made the announcement on September 1, 2026, to all authorized dealerships via a letter titled "Discontinuation of Two Variants of Suzuki Cultus." According to the letter, the Cultus VXL remains available for booking and sale, but the VXR and AGS are no longer options for customers.

Pak Suzuki has instructed dealers to notify their sales teams and potential buyers about the changes and to refrain from accepting new orders for the discontinued models. As of now, the Cultus VXL is the sole variant available for purchase from Pak Suzuki. The company has not disclosed the reasons for discontinuing these two variants.

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