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In a move aimed at enhancing foreign tourist mobility, the government has permitted foreign visitors to temporarily import duty-free vehicles for up to three months.
Govt Allows Temporary Import of Vehicles to Boost Tourism Read More
The government has amended the Import Policy Order (IPO), 2022, to declare that new imported vehicles will be those which …
Govt Amends Import Policy Order (IPO) Read More
In the midst of a severe economic crisis and rapidly depleting foreign reserves, the govt of Pakistan continues to spend a hefty amount on the import of luxury vehicles. The move has seen serious criticism coming from journalists and economic analysts alike.
Govt Continues to Import Luxury Vehicles Despite Economic Crisis Read More
It has been revealed by senior Economist Ali Khizer, that the government has spent millions in the month of November to import luxury cars and high-end electric vehicles into the country.
Govt Imports Luxury Cars Worth Millions in November Read More
The Economic Coordination Committee (ECC) has decided to release around 700 vehicles stuck at ports, waived recently imposed taxes of up to 128% and allowed importers to get their vehicles cleared by paying surcharges.
ECC Approves Release of Stuck Vehicles Read More
Government has increased the regulatory duty (RD) and additional customs duty (ACD) on the import of motor vehicles (CBU) into the country.
Regulatory Duty on Motor Vehicle Import Increased to 100% Read More
The German Pakistan Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GPCCI) has warned that the ban on import of vehicles from Germany may have adverse effects on upcoming GSP+ negotiations with the European Union (EU) and has requested the Pakistani government to immediately lift the import ban.
GPCCI Urges to Lift Import Ban on Automobiles Read More
A massive increase in car imports has opened a debate in the auto market whether the arrival of used cars is again on the rise or it is due to the import of 12,000 units by MG & other new entrants.
Car Imports Surge to $244 Million Read More
The government has decided to impose a temporary ban on the import of CBU vehicles for the next 6 months
Government to Impose Temporary Ban on Import of CBU Vehicles Read More
Government has decided to stop the import of (Completely Built Units) CBU vehicles in addition to other ‘frivolous’ imports as the current account deficit reaches an alarming $1.6 billion a month.
Govt to Stop Import of CBU Vehicles Read More