Honda City and Suzuki Swift Approaching Their Birthdays
Honda City and Suzuki Swift are about to enter their 12th and 11th year of production in Pakistan respectively.
Honda City and Suzuki Swift Approaching Their Birthdays Read MorePakistan's Trusted Automobile Blog
Honda City and Suzuki Swift are about to enter their 12th and 11th year of production in Pakistan respectively.
Honda City and Suzuki Swift Approaching Their Birthdays Read MorePakistan’s large-scale manufacturing (LSM) output declined for 5th consecutive month, elevating fears of massive layoffs across the industrial sector.
Pakistan’s Large-Scale Manufacturing Output Declined for 5th Month in a Row Read MoreDespite achieving up to 70% localization, the auto industry remains highly vulnerable to exchange rate fluctuations. Perhaps it’s time we just give up on the dream of having a thriving traditional automobile industry and focus towards electric vehicles, since the world is already shifting to EVs.
Low Localization and the Need to Shift to EVs Read MoreLocal auto assemblers are increasing prices even when the Rupee stands stable against the Dollar
Automakers Increasing Prices Even When Rupee Stands Stable Read MoreDespite slowdown, the Pak Suzuki Alto 660cc is selling in handsome numbers, while newcomers remain busy in introducing car that have no demand in the market.
Success of Pak Suzuki Alto and Failure of Newcomers to Cash In Read MoreThe reduced vehicle production is going to hit the vending industry directly, which is responsible of supplying parts to local auto assemblers. The 3 main assemblers operating in Pakistan including Pak Suzuki had already shut down their second shift operations resulting in offloading up to 4,000 employees, almost all daily wage and contractual workers.
Reduced Auto Production Badly Hitting Vending Industry Read MoreSorry period for the local automakers continue as the industry is experiencing a sharp decline in sales while automakers are suffering from reduced profits. Depreciating Rupee value against the US Dollar, increased taxes & duties by the government and constantly rising car prices have played their part in denting the car sales.
Ailing Auto Industry Shows no Signs of Recovery Read MoreKia Picanto priced at PKR 2.0 million means something somewhere is not right. Auto Policy was supposed to provide competitive options to consumers in the market, not something even more expensive than the existing over priced options.
Kia Picanto for PKR 2.0 Million- Something Somewhere is Not Right Read MoreCar sales continues to suffer from enduring slowdown as it recorded a massive 41% decline in sales in August 2019. Only to 10,636 units were sold compared to 17,977 units sold in August last year.
Car Sales Dipped 41% in the Month of August Read MoreProduction vs sales comparison of local assembled cars in the month of July 2019 versus that of July 2018.
Production vs Sales of Local Assembled Cars in July 2019 Read More