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Auto sales up 80% for FY27 so far, but August slips 20% from July
Car sales in Pakistan rose by 80% during the first two months (July-August) of the current fiscal year in comparison with the same period of the previous fiscal year because of better economic conditions, stable interest rate, and more leasing schemes, according to auto experts and analysts. Car sales increased by 80% to 30,933 units, while sales of jeeps and pickups fell by 44% to 4,443 units. Sales of trucks and buses rose by 81% to 1,656 units and 9% to 138 units, respectively. Sales of two- and three-wheelers, including motorbikes and rickshaws, increased by 29% to 351,492 units, according...
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