Pak Suzuki has been struggling to reintroduce an air-conditioned version of the popular 43-year-old Bolan while everyone else is racing to deliver high-end electric and revolutionary automobiles.
However, with the exception of an air conditioning system and a few stickers, the new Bolan VXL is identical to its predecessors (as is customary).
The Bolan’s new AC controls resemble 1980s fan regulators or the knobs of an old local amplifier, which were slapped on by an enraged electrician, spoiling the vehicle’s attractiveness.
Meanwhile, the company’s third-row seats, which were removed many years ago, are still missing.
It is worth-noting that the Bolan is not the first vehicle to be equipped with air conditioning. The Bolan (7th generation Suzuki Carry high roof) was available in both air-conditioned and non-air-conditioned models; however, Pak Suzuki eventually discontinued the other variants.
