Punjab excise registration fee update for Suzuki Alto, Every, Cultus – July 2025

The Punjab Excise and Taxation Department is responsible for registering all motor vehicles in the province. Vehicle registration is important because it proves legal ownership and helps the government track vehicles for taxation and security purposes.

How Vehicle Registration Works

To register a vehicle, owners must submit:

• Proof of ownership

• CNIC (Computerized National Identity Card)

• Payment for taxes and registration fees

Once verified, the department issues a computerized registration certificate and number plates. Timely registration helps maintain accurate vehicle records, manage traffic, and generate revenue for public projects.

Digital Services for Vehicle Owners

In recent years, Punjab Excise has introduced online services to make the process easier. Now, vehicle owners can:

• Check token tax status

• Verify registration details

• Book appointments online to avoid long queues

• Complete biometric verification to prevent fraud

New Registration Fee for Suzuki Alto, Every, and Cultus

The department has set a 1% registration fee on the value of vehicles with engine capacity up to 1000cc. This means buyers of Suzuki Alto, Every, and Cultus will pay 1% of their car’s price for registration.

Suzuki Cars Price Hike in 2025

Pak Suzuki Motor Company has increased prices for its vehicles after new taxes were added in the Federal Budget 2025–26. The price hike includes higher sales tax and a newly introduced NEV levy.

Suzuki Alto New Prices

Vehicle registration is now simpler with Punjab Excise’s digital services, but car buyers are facing challenges due to rising prices. Suzuki car owners should be aware of the 1% registration fee and the latest price updates before making a purchase.

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