Suzuki fuel economy in Pakistan

Compare the 2 model labels in this stored Suzuki catalogue before choosing a variant.

Pakistan figures in this catalogue are editable market-reference assumptions, not certified laboratory ratings or measurements taken by MyDriveCost. Similar figures across trims are not evidence of identical real-world economy.

Model groups and recorded ranges

Ranges describe different variants in the source, not the expected best and worst economy of one vehicle. Larger mpg or km/L is more efficient; smaller L/100km or kWh/100km is more efficient. Do not compare different units directly or treat a plug-in hybrid weighted figure as fuel-only consumption.

Source model groups and efficiency ranges
Source model labelEntriesCombined reference range
Alto920–20 km/L
Swift915.5–16 km/L

Make a usable comparison

For a commute, calculate the same monthly distance for each candidate, then use the appropriate fuel grade and local price. The table is a way to select inputs; purchase price, maintenance, insurance and resale are outside these fuel-only figures.

Work through the Alto cost guide

Source: PakWheels market references. Read the source notes.

Use Suzuki economy assumptions carefully

Similar km/L values repeated across Alto trims in the catalogue should not be mistaken for independent road tests. AC use, engine maintenance, congestion and tyre pressure can change your real consumption.

For a work-travel allowance, calculate kilometres driven divided by litres added between full-tank readings, including intermediate refills. Use that measured km/L with an up-to-date petrol price entered by the visitor. See the Alto cost guide.

Worked Suzuki comparison: the same commute, two reference inputs

Suppose you drive 40 km on each of 22 workdays: the monthly return total is 880 km. Using the catalogue's illustrative Alto figure of 20 km/L gives 44 litres. Using the lower stored Swift reference of 15.5 km/L gives approximately 56.77 litres. At an example petrol price of Rs 380 per litre, those fuel-only budgets are Rs 16,720 and about Rs 21,574 respectively. The gap is around Rs 4,854 per month; it is not a prediction of a particular car's real performance.

The Alto and Swift rows describe different model groups, not controlled tests on the same route. Actual efficiency can depend on engine, transmission, maintenance and congestion. Before making a buying decision, replace both figures with measured km/L for the precise vehicles and compare insurance, purchase price, maintenance and resale separately. For a real-world reading, use the Pakistan mileage checker.

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