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The Ministry of Climate Change is working on a plan to allow duty-free import of electric vehicles in bulk under the proposed electric vehicle policy.
Ministry Planning to Allow Duty-Free Import of Electric Vehicles Read More
Local auto industry marks the beginning of new fiscal year 2019-20 with a 50% reduction in sales.
Auto Industry Begins the New Fiscal Year with 50% Decline in Sales Read More
Government’s decision to restrict used imports is going to help Pak Suzuki at large, while it will strengthen the monopoly of local assemblers that jack up prices multiple times every year citing the exchange rate fluctuation. Government also rejected the proposal for commercial import of used cars in Pakistan.
Import Restrictions Will Benefit Pak Suzuki At Large Read More
There were plenty of new cars that were making into the news during the previous years after the Auto Policy 2016-21 was announced, but then these cars got simply lost in the dark with no updates whatsoever.
Cars That Got Lost in the Dark Read More
According to industry analysts, automobile sales may witness a steep downslide of 40-60% in fiscal year 2019-20, rendering about 150,000 people jobless.
Automobile Industry may Witness up to 150,000 Job Cuts Read More
The local automobile industry has opposed the proposed electric vehicle (EV) policy, expressing concerns that it is in contradiction of Auto-Industry Development Policy 2016-21. There is a reason why local auto industry particularly those related to the manufacturing of auto parts are feeling insecure of introduction of EVs in Pakistan..
Why Local Auto Industry is Afraid of Electric Vehicles? Read More
Prime Minister’s Adviser on Commerce Abdul Razak Dawood said the electric vehicle (EV) policy would be formulated in consultation with the stakeholders and it would be aligned with the current auto policy.
EV Policy to be Aligned with Current Auto Policy 2016-21 Read More
The local automobile industry in Pakistan has opposed the proposed electric vehicle (EV) policy, expressing concerns that it is in contradiction of Auto-Industry Development Policy 2016-21.
Local Automobile Industry Opposes Electric Vehicles (EVs) Read More
Lucky Motors Limited (LML) has signed an expression of interest (EoI) and a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Groupe PSA of France to assemble, manufacture, market and sell Peugeot branded cars in Pakistan.
Lucky Motors to Introduce Peugeot Cars in Pakistan Read More
Government has rejected the proposal for commercial import of used cars in Pakistan. The Ministry of Industries and Production had given this suggestion to the Commerce Division and Federal Board of Revenue which are formulating import and re-export of used vehicle policy 2019-29.
Government Rejects Commercial Import of Used Cars Read More