Suzuki starts exporting Pak-made Alto to Brunei
Business Recorder • • 1 min read

Business Recorder reported that Haroon Akhtar Khan, the prime minister's adviser on industries and production, formally launched regular exports of locally made Suzuki Alto and Suzuki Every cars to Brunei Darussalam. The event took place in Lahore at the Pakistan Auto Show 2026, and the report presents it as a notable step for the domestic auto sector.
Pak Suzuki's achievement was framed as evidence that Pakistani factories can build vehicles to international standards. The report also said Japan-based Suzuki Motor Corporation has shown faith in local production skills, technical expertise and quality control. Over 65% of the components in the Alto are made in Pakistan, pointing to the depth of the country's auto parts supply chain.
Hiroshi Kawamura, Managing Director of Pak Suzuki Motor Company Limited, described the day as a source of pride for both the company and the nation. In his view, the Brunei shipments go beyond a commercial gain and serve as overseas validation of Pakistani-built cars, which he said are dependable and able to compete abroad.
At a glance
- Regular exports of Suzuki Alto and Suzuki Every to Brunei Darussalam have begun.
- The export programme was inaugurated at the Pakistan Auto Show 2026 in Lahore.
- Over 65% of the components used in the Alto are produced locally.
Originally reported by Business Recorder
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