Rupee Could Depreciate by 12% Over the Next 6 Months
Pakistan’s currency is projected to decline 5-12% in the next 6 months, to somewhere between Rs 297 and Rs 321 …
Rupee Could Depreciate by 12% Over the Next 6 Months Read MorePakistan's Trusted Automobile Blog
Pakistan’s currency is projected to decline 5-12% in the next 6 months, to somewhere between Rs 297 and Rs 321 …
Rupee Could Depreciate by 12% Over the Next 6 Months Read MoreWhile most auto assemblers in Pakistan have announced a reduction in car prices due to strengthening PKR value against the …
Pak Suzuki Denies to Have Reduced Car Prices Read MoreLocal auto assemblers seem hesitant to pass on the benefit of the currency appreciation to the consumers, despite the Rupee …
Despite Strengthening Rupee, Assemblers Refuse to Cut Down Prices Read MoreSince September 4, the Pak Rupee (PKR) has regained its lost value against the US Dollar, recovering 9.9% from an …
PKR Recovers Against US Dollar- Will Car Prices Come Down? Read MoreIf you observe the market trend, particularly after the year 2018, car prices have been frequently revised in Pakistan with …
Price Lock Offers: A New Development in Our Market Read MoreAs local assemblers prepare to raise prices further in response to the rupee’s declining value against the US dollar, car …
Fresh Wave of Price Hikes to Haunt Auto Consumers Read MoreRegardless of persistent questioning by the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) Sub-Committee on various issues harming consumers’ interests, local auto assemblers …
Car Buyers Saw Unprecedented Price Hikes in PDM Regime Read MoreCar prices to further increase as PKR plunged drastically to approach an all-time low against the US dollar during the opening hours of the trading session on Thursday, the 2nd of March 2023.
Car Prices to Increase AGAIN as Rupee Plunged to a New Low Read MoreWill the car prices go up again due to the weakening Rupee value against the US Dollar?
Rupee Slipping Again- Will Car Prices Go Up? Read MoreWhen compared to prices from 3 years ago, June 2019 to be exact, renders a saddening situation of the economy as well as the import-dependent auto sector which is still in its infancy despite more than three decades of presence. Customers also blame that in the absence of any check & balance by the government, the impact of slightest of forex fluctuation is transferred by more than 100% on to the customers when assemblers claim to have achieved up to 70% localization.
Car Price Comparison: June 2019 vs July 2022 Read More