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Three companies get approval to set up car assembly plants in Pakistan
The aim of this venture is to launch an interactive, direct-to-consumer, ‘Suzuki Exclusive car buying and exchange on line program’ on PakWheels.com. The users will be able to buy Suzuki certified cars available at Pak Suzuki authorised dealerships and customers can also buy any new Suzuki car/Certified used car in exchange of their any used cars; from the comfort of their homes.
On this occasion, Pak Wheels Co-Founder and CEO Raza Saeed said, “We are very happy to partner with Pakistan’s largest auto-manufacturer.” Executive Officer Marketing and After Sales - Pak Suzuki Motors; Azam Mirza emphasised that this partnership is first of its kind OEM-Online Portal partnership.
New car manufacturing plants face delay
Published in The Express Tribune, July 14th, 2017.
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