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In April, sales of cars, light-duty vehicles, jeeps, and vans decreased by more than 80% year over year (YoY) to 4,463 units due to escalating political and economic uncertainty.
April Saw an Over 80% Decline in Auto Sales Read More
In just 6 years, the Suzuki Cultus in Pakistan has become nearly 200% more expensive
Pak Suzuki Cultus Becomes 200% Expensive Within Just 6 Years Read More
As of now, sparing the new Swift which was introduced last year, the entire Pak Suzuki lineup consists of obsolete cars.
Sparing Swift, Entire Pak Suzuki Lineup Consists of Obsolete Cars Read More
Another Pak Suzuki model is approaching a decade of production run in the country, not to mention it has long been discontinued from the rest of the world. And it’s none other than the Wagon R tallboy hatchback.
Obsolete Suzuki Wagon R Nearing a Decade in Pakistan Read More
In terms of percentage, both Suzuki and Kia have 75% of obsolete cars in their lineup. In fact, 3 out of 4 Kia cars sold in Pakistan are globally retired models with only Stonic being an exception.
The Only Kia in Pakistan That’s NOT a Globally Obsolete Model Read More
70% of new cars sold in Pakistan are globally obsolete models, why is that? Let’s find out!
Why Pakistan Usually Get Globally-Retired Cars? Read More
The truth behind 476% jump in Pak Suzuki sales, and a mind-boggling 1,200% increase in Swift sales.
The Truth Behind Record-Breaking Suzuki Sales Read More
Overall locally assembled automobile, LCV, 4×4 and truck sales fell 47% to 109,466 units in the first 9 months (July ’22 to March ’23) of the current fiscal year, down from 205,452 units in the same period of the previous year.
Automobile Sales Fell 47% Between July and March FY23 Read More
Not many know that Suzuki Baleno was the most technically advanced locally assembled vehicle of its time in our market. Not just this, it remained so throughout its 8-year production period in the country.
Suzuki Baleno was More Successful Than the Liana Read More
The horror period for the local auto sector continues as car sales plunged to a deplorable 73% low in February 2023 compared to sales from the same month of the previous year, according to the data released by the Pakistan Automobile Manufacturers Association (PAMA).
Car Sales Dropped by 73% YoY in February 2023 Read More