Suzuki Pakistan has sparked excitement with a new teaser ahead of the Pakistan Auto Parts Show (PAPS) 2025. The company posted a short video teaser on X, saying:
Where innovation meets the spotlight. At PAPS 2025.
The teaser shows a car covered under a black sheet, with its headlights glowing beneath, hinting at a major upcoming reveal.
A similar teaser appeared on Suzuki’s official website, showing the same covered car.
This suggests that Pak Suzuki is preparing to unveil a new car at the upcoming PAPS auto show in Karachi. If this happens, it could be a significant milestone, as Suzuki rarely introduces completely new models in the local market.
Past examples, like the launches of the Suzuki Alto and Suzuki Every, had a major impact on the auto industry.
The company has not revealed which model it plans to launch. However, based on the curves and headlight design seen in the teaser, many enthusiasts believe it could be the Suzuki Fronx.
This aligns with earlier industry reports suggesting that Suzuki has been preparing to locally assemble the Fronx in Pakistan. If this is true, the PAPS 2025 teaser confirms its expected debut at the event.
If launched, it would mark Suzuki’s first locally assembled crossover SUV in Pakistan.
The Suzuki Fronx is a subcompact crossover SUV, likely to compete with the Kia Stonic in Pakistan’s market.
While the local specs are still unknown, the international variant features a 1.5L mild-hybrid engine producing around 102 horsepower and 137 Nm of torque, paired with either a 5-speed manual or 5-speed automatic transmission.
Globally, the Fronx comes with modern and safety-focused features, including:
However, these belong to the international model. Suzuki may adjust or remove features for the local version when it launches in Pakistan.
The Pakistan Auto Parts Show (PAPS 2025) will take place from November 14 to 16, 2025, at the Karachi Expo Centre. Suzuki is expected to share more details and possibly confirm the model’s identity at the event.
Until then, the question remains: What’s hiding under the cover?
Pakistan’s auto enthusiasts won’t have to wait long to find out.