Auto Sales Plunge 49% Post-Budget

Auto sales plunge 49% post-budget

Pakistan's automobile industry experienced a sharp slowdown in July 2025, with sales tumbling 49% month-on-month (MoM) to 11,034 units, according to data from the Pakistan Automotive Manufacturers Association (PAMA). Despite the steep monthly decline, volumes were up 28% year-on-year (YoY) due to a low base in July 2024. Industry experts attribute the MoM slump primarily to the high base of June 2025, when a rush of pre-buying occurred ahead of …

Passenger Car Sales Surge 22% YoY In July, Slump 60% MoM - Pakistan Live News

A representational image showing cars parked at a dealership. — Reuters/File PAMA members sell 7,135 cars in July. Car sales surge on lower interest rates. Two/three-wheeler sales jump 44% YoY. KARACHI: Passenger car sales by Pakistan Automotive Manufacturers Association (PAMA) members climbed 22% year-on-year to 7,135 units in July 2025, driven by lower interest rates and improved consumer sentiment, though sales plunged 60% from June’s pre-bu…

Auto Sales Plunge 49% After Pre-Budget Rush in June

Pakistan’s auto sales have slammed on the brakes, veering sharply off its prebudget high. Passenger car sales nosedived nearly 49 percent in July compared to June’s buying spree. It came as a result of the aftershocks of fresh fiscal measures shook both consumers and automakers. Auto Sales: What Enfold? Data from the Pakistan Automotive Manufacturers […] The post Auto Sales Plunge 49% After Pre-Budget Rush in June appeared first on TechJuice.

Launch of new models: car sales in Pakistan jump 28% in July 2025

Pakistan car sales surged 28% on year-on-year (YoY) basis in July 2025, rising to 11,034 units apparently due to launch of a number of new models in recent months and availability of car financing at affordable interest rate. Car sales had stood at 8,589 units a year ago in July 2024, according to Pakistan Automobile Manufacturers Association (PAMA) data. “The year-on-year growth is due to a more stable macroeconomic environment with lower inter…