Suzuki GD 110S, GS 150 Prices Up Rs 10,000 — New Prices Nov 2026
Suzuki has raised the GD 110S to Rs 379,900 and the GS 150 to Rs 409,900 in Pakistan, an increase of Rs 10,000 each, with no official reason given.
By Saad Nadeem · Published 10 Nov 2026 · 4 min read
Suzuki has raised the price of two of its most popular motorcycles in Pakistan by Rs 10,000 each. The Suzuki GD 110S now costs Rs 379,900 (was Rs 369,900) and the Suzuki GS 150 now costs Rs 409,900 (was Rs 399,900). The new prices appeared on Suzuki's website in early November 2026, with reports putting the change at 3 November, and the company has not issued a press release explaining the hike.
New Suzuki bike prices at a glance
| Model | Old price | New price | Increase | Increase (%) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Suzuki GD 110S | Rs 369,900 | Rs 379,900 | Rs 10,000 | about 2.7% |
| Suzuki GS 150 | Rs 399,900 | Rs 409,900 | Rs 10,000 | about 2.5% |
Prices are ex-factory "starting from" prices as reported from Suzuki's website. Registration, token tax and dealer charges are extra. Percentages are our own calculation.
According to Pakera, which tracked the change on Suzuki's model pages, the GSX 125 (Rs 504,900) and GR 150 (Rs 552,900) were left unchanged in this round. Buyers should still confirm the latest figure with an authorised dealer before paying.
What we know (and what we don't)
- What changed: Only the GD 110S and GS 150 went up, by a flat Rs 10,000 each.
- When: Reports say Suzuki's product records were updated on 3 November 2026 and the new prices were visible by 4 November. PakWheels and Pakistan Observer reported the change on 9–10 November.
- Why: No reason has been given. There was no public notice or dealer circular reported, so we are not going to guess at the cause.
Who buys these bikes?
The GD 110S is Suzuki's 110cc commuter. It sits between the mass-market 70cc bikes and the 125cc segment, and is aimed at riders who want a bit more comfort and power for daily office or college trips.
The GS 150 is a 150cc bike popular with riders who carry a passenger, ride long distances between cities, or deal with hilly roads. In Balochistan, where distances between towns are long and many roads climb steeply, the extra engine capacity is a big part of its appeal.
What it means for buyers in Quetta and Balochistan
1. Used prices usually follow new prices. When a new bike gets more expensive, sellers of used GD 110S and GS 150 models often push their asking prices up too. If you were planning to buy a used one, compare listings carefully and don't accept a jump that is bigger than the Rs 10,000 change on a new bike. Browse current used bikes to see real asking prices.
2. Already booked? Check your receipt. If you paid in full before the change, ask your dealer in writing which price applies to you. Keep your payment receipt and booking slip.
3. Thinking of selling? If you own a GD 110S or GS 150 in good condition, demand for used units may rise as new prices climb. You can sell your bike free on QuettaWheels and reach buyers across Quetta.
4. Budget for the full on-road cost. The ex-factory price is not what you'll actually pay. Add registration, number plate, token tax and any dealer delivery charges. In Quetta, also budget for a good lock and a winter service before the cold sets in.
5. Compare before you commit. At around Rs 4 lakh, the GS 150 now competes with other 150cc options from local assemblers. Check fuel economy, spare-parts availability in your area, and resale value, not just the sticker price.
Quick tips before buying a used Suzuki bike
- Match the engine and chassis numbers with the registration book.
- Check for oil leaks around the engine and front fork seals.
- Listen for knocking or chain noise at idle and while accelerating.
- Look at the tyres and brake pads; replacing both adds up quickly.
- Take a short test ride on a slope, which is easy to find around Quetta.
Frequently asked questions
What is the new price of the Suzuki GD 110S in Pakistan? The Suzuki GD 110S now costs Rs 379,900, up Rs 10,000 from Rs 369,900, according to prices listed on Suzuki's website in November 2026.
What is the new price of the Suzuki GS 150? The Suzuki GS 150 now costs Rs 409,900, up from Rs 399,900.
When did the Suzuki bike price increase take effect? Reports say Suzuki updated its prices on 3 November 2026, and the new figures were visible on its website by 4 November.
Did Suzuki explain why prices went up? No. Suzuki has not issued a public statement or press release giving a reason for the increase.
Sources: PakWheels (10 Nov 2026); Pakistan Observer (9 Nov 2026); Pakera (4 Nov 2026).
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