Car sales

PAMA also reports dips of 45.2% in truck sales and 39% in bus sales

Rising prices, consumer constraints drive decline

Despite YoY decline, sales reach highest level in eleven months

Automakers sold 10,000 units in Sept as govt eased import curbs

Experts believe sales plunged due to govt’s restrictive measures

Demand, however, remains 28% lower compared to peak recorded in FY18

Increase comes on back of lockdown in May last year that restricted economic activity

Car sales increase 16% to 11,678 units in August this year

Contract 53% to 110,583 units in FY20

Fall comes as automobile plants close down due to coronavirus

Decline comes due to soaring auto prices, slowdown in Pakistan’s economy

Fall attributed to sluggish demand caused by high car prices, exorbitant lending rate

Car manufactures sold 21,813 units in May last year

Decline comes on back of multiple price hikes, ban on non-filers of tax returns

Sales of 800 to 1,000cc cars decline 25% year-on-year and 37% month-on-month

Carmakers sold a total of 21,344 units in the month

Stands at Rs393.5m for April-June quarter

Six-month figure also registers 27% growth

Three existing players plan production boost to meet growing demand, new ones show interest

20,844 units sold compared with 21,717 units in January 2016

Increase 14% year-on-year if sales under Punjab Taxi Scheme in 2015 are excluded

Suzuki and Toyota variants lead decline, Honda shines

Local assemblers sold 31,585 units in July and August

Number goes down 12%, amounts to 13,932 units

Increase of 12% comes on back of auto financing, govt’s Rozgar scheme

Low interest rates, Punjab taxi scheme reasons behind growth in sales

Increase 29% YoY, amount to 184,099 units in 10MFY16

Number has gone up on back of debt-led consumption in Pakistan

Apart from being a necessity, keeping luxury vehicles has also become a status symbol

Sales shoot up 35% year-on-year to 166,898 units

Jump to 148,216 units during July-February, up 45% year-on-year

Increase 57% YoY in first seven months of 2015-16

Increase mainly due to Punjab taxi scheme and increased auto financing

Importers say government may not achieve tax target from vehicle imports

Amount to 54,812 in first quarter compared to 31,899 in corresponding period