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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
Various industry stakeholders are warning about massive layoffs ahead as it was getting difficult to sustain the present level of the workforce.
Auto Sector of Pakistan Fears Massive Layoffs Read More
Due to a monopolized market, Suzuki Alto is the only attractive option (price-wise) left for car buyers in Pakistan, however, on the other side of the border, the competitive Indian market has not less than 29 quality options in this price range
These Cars in India are Cheaper than Alto- the Cheapest Car of Pakistan Read More
Car prices to further increase as PKR plunged drastically to approach an all-time low against the US dollar during the opening hours of the trading session on Thursday, the 2nd of March 2023.
Car Prices to Increase AGAIN as Rupee Plunged to a New Low Read More
The increase in prices during the last few years has been so outrageous that most of the locally assembled cars sold in our country have already become more expensive than residential property.
These Cars in Pakistan are More Expensive Than a Bungalow Read More
The local auto sector raised the prices of vehicles by 149% during the period between 2018 and 2023, according to Pakistan Business Forum (PBF) report.
Cars in Pakistan Became More Expensive Compared to Rupee Depreciation Read More
The depressing performance of the auto sector continues as the sales of locally assembled cars plunged by 43% followed by a 42% decline in trucks, 19% in 4×4 and pickups, 52.6% in tractors, and 32.5% in two- and three-wheelers during the first 7 months of the current fiscal year.
Depressing Times for Auto Sector Continues as Sales Plunge 43% Read More
Pak Suzuki, notorious for selling obsolete cars in Pakistan experienced massive success by introducing newer models such as the Alto 660cc and the new Swift.
Pak Suzuki Experiencing “Change is Good” Read More