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Honda Atlas was on the verge of introducing the new HR-V crossover in Pakistan however recently some reports surfaced regarding the delay in launch of the new HR-V in Pakistan citing economic & other troubles.
The Ifs & Buts Regarding Honda HR-V Launch in Pakistan Read More
It is expected that the output figures of locally assembled automobiles are going to remain significantly lower in future and assemblers will continue to observe non-production days till the import restrictions are lifted. How the industry is going to survive in these tough times with the absence of Plan B, is something we will have to watch out for.
Road Isn’t Going to be Easy for Local Assemblers Read More
Not only that most of the vehicles introduced by newcomers are priced in an outrageously higher domain catering to those with strong purchase power only, but the majority of what has been launched is also obsolete & discarded from the rest of the world.
Newcomers and Obsolete Cars in Pakistan Read More
There are several examples when cars were introduced here after they were either replaced by a newer generation model, or were simply discontinued elsewhere.
“Introduced” After Retirement Read More
Car buying options for the masses during the Musharraf regime without a definite auto policy were much more diverse compared to the current era.
Has Pakistan’s Auto Policy Benefited the Masses? Read More
The Suzuki Ravi & Bolan duo, which are the pickup & minivan iterations of ST90 Carry model, were first produced in Japan in 1979. And to no surprise Pak Suzuki is still “assembling” them in year 2022 and has efficiently kept us 5 generations behind the global Suzuki Carry model.
Almost Half a Century- No Change- No Progress Read More
Will the local assemblers just sit back and “wait” for the situation to improve, or is there any Plan B?
Car Sales Going Down, Where is Plan B? Read More
Local assembled Haval H6 has finally started to roll off the assembly lines.
Local Assembled Haval H6 Rolls Off the Assembly Line in Pakistan Read More
Will 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 More
The idea that higher localization of auto parts translates into cheaper vehicles has proven to be unrealistic in Pakistan as cars as well as motorcycles have become overly pricier over the years.
‘Higher Localization’ Fails to Deliver Cheaper Vehicles Read More