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Pak Suzuki’s woes continue with the announcement of another NPD (non-production days) schedule as the company battles with depleting inventory levels due to the restrictions on imports imposed by the government.
Pak Suzuki’s Woes Continue With Another NPD Schedule Read More
Ghandhara Nissan Limited (GNL) has decided to change its name according to a recent notification the company sent to the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX).
Ghandhara Nissan Limited Now Has a New Name Read More
The “all-new” Toyota Yaris Aero is yet another example of a car that’s not an “all-new” model in Pakistan
Does “All New” in Pakistan Actually Mean “6+ Years Old”? Read More
MG has announced an increase of Rs 500,000 in HS Essences prices effective from April 18th
MG HS Price Increased by Rs 500,000 Read More
During its approx 9 years of presence, the 11th gen Toyota Corolla has witnessed a 240% increase in price versus 185% depreciation in currency value
The Absurd Price Growth Path of Toyota Corolla in Pakistan Read More
Pak Suzuki, Pakistan’s largest auto assembler has announced its biggest-ever loss after tax (LAT) of Rs 12.91 billion in the …
Pak Suzuki Declares Biggest Loss After Tax (LAT) Read More
Unless immediate countermeasures are taken to save the “mother of all industries”, a massive tragedy would unfold, as the entire auto parts industry would shut down permanently, leading to losses of millions of jobs, rollback of localization, and repatriation of foreign investments by all the automotive assemblers.
PAAPAM Says Auto Industry Might Shut Down Permanently Read More
70% of new cars sold in Pakistan are globally obsolete models, why is that? Let’s find out!
Why Pakistan Usually Get Globally-Retired Cars? Read More
The Government of Pakistan has abolished the regulatory duties (RD) on the import of used cars with an engine capacity of up to 1800cc, making these vehicles significantly less expensive and more accessible to consumers.
Regulatory Duty on Used Cars Import Expire- FBR Yet to Confirm Read More
The government’s plan to reduce the cost of fuel for motorcycles and small or low-engine capacity cars has encountered a snag since petroleum retailers are unwilling to join for fear of not being reimbursed on time.
The Fuel Subsidy Proposal has Met Snags Read More