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ISLAMABAD: Pak Suzuki Motor Company Limited (PSMC) on Thursday announced that it has successfully begun exporting body parts of the Suzuki Cultus to Thailand, marking its first such export to the Thai market.

In an official communiqué, the company said it had achieved another significant milestone by exporting body parts to Southeast Asian Nations.

This development reflects Pak Suzuki’s growing contribution to Pakistan’s industrial exports and aligns with the Government of Pakistan’s strategic focus on export-led economic growth and integration into global automotive supply chains.

The export ceremony was witnessed by Pak Suzuki’s Managing Director, Hiroshi Kawamura, along with senior management and technical teams.

Speaking on the occasion, Kawamura highlighted Pak Suzuki’s longstanding history of exporting vehicles, auto parts, and accessories to Bangladesh, Nepal, Hungary, Vietnam, Germany, Japan, and Oman.

He stressed that the latest shipment to Thailand further strengthens the company’s footprint in the Southeast Asian market and underscores our commitment to expanding international business through competitive local manufacturing and adhering to high-quality standards. He further emphasized that export-oriented manufacturing is a key to strengthening Pakistan’s industrial capabilities, improving cost competitiveness, and enhancing technological advancement.

Copyright Business Recorder, 2026

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