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2022-02-18

Pakistan’s Vehicle Sales Increased Nearly 90% to Over 240,000 Units in 2021

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  • Pakistan
  • vehicle sales
  • locally-assembled vehicles
  • PAMA
  • coronavirus
  • Covid-19
  • pandemic
  • lockdown
  • tax reduction
  • passenger cars
  • light commercial vehicles
  • SUV
  • trucks
  • pickup trucks
  • buses
  • graph
  • sales volume
  • market share
  • manufacturers
  • Suzuki
  • Toyota
  • Honda
  • 2016
  • 2017
  • 2018
  • 2019
  • 2020
  • 2021
  • vehicles by type
  • ED below 1,000cc
  • ED 1,000cc-1,299cc
  • ED 1,300cc and above
  • LCV
  • type and brand
  • Hyndai
  • JAC
  • Isuzu
  • BAIC
  • Master
  • Hino
  • UD Trucks
  • Sigma
  • models
  • Alto
  • Bolan
  • Mehran
  • Cultus
  • WagonR
  • Swift
  • Ravi
  • Yaris
  • Corolla
  • Fortuner
  • Hilux
  • City
  • Civic
  • BR-V
  • Santro
  • Elantra
  • Sonata
  • Tucson
  • Porter
  • Shehzore
  • D-Max
  • BJ40L
  • X25
  • Defender
  • Japanese brand share
Graph: Pakistan: Sales Volume of Locally-assembled Vehicles by Type (2012-2021) Graph: Pakistan: Market Share of Top 3 Locally-assembled Brands (2012-2021)

Pakistan’s vehicle sales increased 89.8% year-on-year to 242,871 units in 2021 (based on locally-assembled vehicle data of PAMA members). The sharp rise is due to corona lockdown in the previous year as well as significant reduction of automobile tax starting from the new fiscal year in July 2021. Passenger cars increased 90.6% to 198,921 units, light commercial vehicles (SUVs and pickup trucks) went up 92.1% to 38,488 units, and trucks and buses rose 55.3% to 5,462 units.

Graph: Pakistan: Sales Volume of Locally-assembled Vehicles by Type (2012-2021)Graph: Pakistan: Market Share of Top 3 Locally-assembled Brands (2012-2021)
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