Winners and Losers of March 2020
According to the data released by PAMA, sales of all car models declined in March 2020, however only he Isuzu D-Max saw a healthy improvement in numbers.
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According to the data released by PAMA, sales of all car models declined in March 2020, however only he Isuzu D-Max saw a healthy improvement in numbers.
Winners and Losers of March 2020 Read MoreLocal auto industry just got another jolt in form of coronavirus lockdowns as the sales of already troubled carmakers fell by another 47% in the first 9 months of this fiscal year.
Car Sales Declined by 47% in First 9 Months of FY19-20 Read MorePak Suzuki having suffered from a net loss of nearly Rs 3 billion for the year ended December 2019 may not see good times in forthcoming period amid COVID-19 shutdowns.
Are Tables Turning for Pak Suzuki? Read MoreLocal automobile industry which was already experiencing major troubles ever since the beginning of current fiscal year has received an additional blow in the form of coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak and is now on the brink of a collapse
COVID-19 Poses Greater Threat to Local Auto Sector Read MoreAccording to the data released by PAMA, while some car models showed improvement in February 2020, there were some which saw a reduction in sales.
Winners and Losers of February 2020 Read MoreCar sales dropped by 39.4% year-on-year to 10,345 units in February 2020, as weakening buying power of consumers continued to hurt the local automobile sector.
Car Sales Declined by 43.4% in First 8 Months of FY19-20 Read MoreAccording to the data released by PAMA, while some car models showed recovery in January 2020, there were some which went down the drain despite the beginning of New Year.
Winners and Losers of January 2020 Read MoreLocal auto industry continued to show dismal performance during the first 7 months of fiscal year 2019-20 with cars sales declining by 44% year-on-year, according to the data released by Pakistan Automotive Manufacturers Association (PAMA).
Sorry Period for Local Auto Industry Continues Read MoreAccording to a top executive of one of the three Japanese assemblers, the tax drive by the government is the reason behind the downfall in car sales.
Tax Drive Blamed for Decline in Car Sales Read MoreThe first half of this fiscal year proved to be utterly disappointing for local auto industry as sales fell by 43.2% to 59,097 units from 104,038 units sold in the same period in previous year.
Car Sales Declined by 43% in H1, 2019-20 Read More