Suzuki Bolan finally discontinued; here’s replacement for ‘Cary Dabba’

Pak Suzuki has officially discontinued the production of its iconic minivan, Suzuki Bolan, locally known as ‘Cary Dabba’, after an impressive 35-year run. 

The decision comes amidst a shifting automotive landscape in Pakistan, where consumers are increasingly demanding modern and safer vehicles.

The Suzuki Bolan, known for its versatility and reliability, has served as a multi-passenger vehicle and has been widely used for commercial purposes. 

However, its outdated design and lack of safety features have led to declining sales, making it ripe for replacement.

According to sources, the final chassis number of the Suzuki Bolan rolled off the production line with the marking 01151691. 

Suzuki has announced that the Bolan will be replaced by the Suzuki Every, a more modern and feature-rich minivan. The Suzuki Every was unveiled at a recent auto show, and its launch is expected to take place in mid-October, pending import challenges.

For the record, the prices of the Suzuki Bolan variants at the time of discontinuation were:

Suzuki Bolan VX Euro II: Rs1,940,000

Suzuki Bolan Cargo Van Euro II: Rs1,944,000