Suzuki Fronx launched in Pakistan – What makes it biggest & costliest SUV?
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KARACHI (Web Desk): Suzuki Fronx surprise launch has sparked curiosity as the brand introduced its biggest and costliest locally assembled SUV.

In Karachi, Suzuki unveiled its all-new compact SUV, the Fronx, creating fresh excitement among buyers. After the Vitara faced market challenges, the company now seems ready for a strong return with this bold new launch.

Local Assembly Strategy

The Fronx stands out as Suzuki’s largest and most expensive model so far. It is also the company’s first locally assembled SUV, a decision meant to fix the issues of the imported Vitara, which suffered from high pricing and limited spare parts. Suzuki now aims to offer better value and easier maintenance by assembling the Fronx within Pakistan.

Market Competition

The Fronx enters a crowded segment, competing directly with the Honda HR-V, Kia Stonic and Toyota Corolla Cross. Although Suzuki has not revealed its price, the early release of specs and exclusive images has already raised anticipation among potential buyers.

Specs and Features Overview

The Fronx measures 3995 x 1765 x 1550 mm with a 2520 mm wheelbase. It carries a 1.5L engine producing 103 hp and 138 Nm of torque, paired with a 4-speed automatic transmission. It has a 37 L fuel tank and a spacious 605 L luggage capacity when the rear seats are folded. The SUV features 16-inch alloy rims.

Interior and Safety Additions

Inside, drivers get a 9-inch touchscreen with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. Digital climate control, rear AC vents, a wireless charger, steering controls, keyless entry, push start and rear USB ports add comfort. Safety features include six airbags, ABS, vehicle stability assistance, hill-hold control, a 360-degree camera and parking sensors. These specs reflect the international version, and the local variant may come with minor changes.

What Comes Next

With its official reveal now complete, the biggest unanswered question is its price in Pakistan. Suzuki has kept this information hidden, leaving fans guessing and sparking lively discussions across social platforms.

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Suzuki is trying to rebuild trust by offering a locally assembled SUV. The features look modern and practical. Buyers seem interested, but the final price will shape its future. The segment already has strong rivals, so Suzuki must be careful. For now, people are watching closely and waiting for the big reveal.