
Why is Pakistan Still a Sub-250K Vehicle Market?
Pakistan’s annual vehicle production, based on PAMA data, peaked at around 217,392 units in 2018 but has never gone beyond. …
Why is Pakistan Still a Sub-250K Vehicle Market? Read MorePakistan's Trusted Automobile Blog
Pakistan’s annual vehicle production, based on PAMA data, peaked at around 217,392 units in 2018 but has never gone beyond. …
Why is Pakistan Still a Sub-250K Vehicle Market? 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 MoreLast month, Nissan said it is examining the prospect of exporting vehicles produced in China to other parts of the …
Can Local Assemblers Take Advantage of the Export Market? 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 MoreTop 10 Bestselling Cars, this phrase usually evokes visions of some astonishing figures that enabled cars to take the top …
6M-2023: Top 10 Bestselling Cars in Pakistan Read MoreWe often discuss Pakistan’s top-selling vehicles, so let’s switch things up and discuss the bottom three for a change. Although …
Top 3- From the Bottom… Read MorePakistan’s auto industry which has been dominated by a few key players has remained in its infancy despite more than …
Local Assemblers and Their Allergy to Used Car Imports Read MoreCar financing in Pakistan has been on a constant decline for 10 months in a row now according to data …
How Viable is Car Financing Today? Read MoreIn the recently concluded FY23, a total of just 96,812 units of locally assembled vehicles were sold, down 59% against …
Are New Automobiles Only for the Wealthy and Resilient? Read More