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Honda Atlas which was already observing non-production days in regular intervals since August 2022 and had kept its plant shut for the entire month of March starting from the 9th of that month has now announced to extend the NPD (non-production days) for another 15 days.
Honda Extends Plant Shutdown for Another 15 Days Read More
Ghandhara has once again increased the prices of Chery vehicles in Pakistan. According to the latest notification, the new prices of Chery Tiggo 4 Pro and Tiggo 8 Pro will be effective from 21st March 2023.
Chery Prices in Pakistan Increased Once Again Read More
Hyundai Tucson is the one car that is demonstrating a positive sales trajectory even during these difficult circumstances.
Hyundai Tucson- the Only Vehicle with Positive Sales Performance Read More
In March 1979, exactly 44 years ago the 7th generation Suzuki Carry ST90 series arrived. But who would have imagined this vehicle would continue to be sold as “new” for the next four decades? True, despite now being 44 years old, the 7th generation Carry in pickup and minivan iterations known as Ravi and Bolan respectively, continues to be sold in Pakistan.
Suzuki Carry (Bolan & Ravi) 44 Years and Counting! Read More
Kia has once again announced to increase the prices of its cars effective from 1st April 2023
Kia Prices in Pakistan Increased Once Again Read More
In the midst of the continuing economic crisis, Pakistan’s best-selling car, the Suzuki Alto, is going through a very hard patch.
Pakistan’s Bestselling Car Hit Hard by Economic Crisis Read More
Indus Motor Company (IMC) the assemblers of Toyota cars in Pakistan has announced to suspend the assembly operations for the second time this year.
Toyota Announces Another NPD Schedule & Scale Down Operations Read More
Hinopak Motors Limited is the latest automaker in Pakistan to suspend assembly operations due to import restrictions imposed by the government.
Hino Suspends Assembly Operations in Pakistan Read More
Auto financing in Pakistan continued to decline for the 8th consecutive month in February 2023 dipping nearly 9% to Rs 326 billion from Rs 357bn in the same month of the previous year, according to the data released by the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP).
Auto Financing Falls for 8th Consecutive Month Read More
Pak Suzuki Motor Company Ltd, the country’s largest auto assembler, has recorded a loss of Rs 6.34 billion for the year ended December 31, 2022.
Pak Suzuki Declares Annual Loss of Rs 6.34 Billion Read More