Pak Suzuki discontinues Cultus VXR, AGS bookings: report
Profit by Pakistan Today • • 1 min read

Pak Suzuki Motor Company has reportedly stopped taking new bookings for the Cultus VXR and Cultus AGS variants with immediate effect, according to PakWheels. The automobile portal cited a notification dated September 1 that the company reportedly sent to its authorised dealerships. As a result, the Cultus VXL is the only variant still open for booking.
Pak Suzuki has not yet issued an official statement on the reported move. Meanwhile, the VXR, VXL and AGS all remain shown on the company's website with their prices.
The change is so far based on the PakWheels account and has not been confirmed by the company. It affects booking availability only, and the report does not describe any change to the listed prices.
At a glance
- Pak Suzuki reportedly stopped bookings for the Cultus VXR and AGS variants.
- The VXL remains the only Cultus variant open for booking, per a September 1 notification.
- No official statement from the company has been issued yet.
Originally reported by Profit by Pakistan Today
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