Auto financing in Pakistan rises to Rs407bn in September
Mettis Global • • 1 min read

Mettis Global reported that car financing in Pakistan climbed to Rs407.12bn in September 2026, a 3.49% rise from Rs393.4bn in August. On a yearly basis the figure was 33.61% higher than the Rs304.71bn recorded a year earlier, according to the central bank's most recent figures.
Loans for house building were among the fastest growing categories, reaching Rs365.44bn by the end of September, up 71.88% year on year and 15.73% month on month. Personal use financing stood at Rs300.54bn. Total consumer credit rose 34.45% annually to Rs1.29tr, which the report put at a 4.86% monthly increase from Rs1.23tr.
Credit to the private sector reached Rs11.28tr in September, up 16.64% year on year and 3.36% from Rs10.92tr in August. Within that total, manufacturing loans were Rs5.89tr, while construction and agriculture borrowing rose to Rs227.44bn and Rs709bn respectively.
At a glance
- Car financing rose to Rs407.12bn in September 2026, up 3.49% from August.
- House building finance reached Rs365.44bn, up 71.88% year on year.
- Private sector credit stood at Rs11.28tr, up 16.64% year on year.
Originally reported by Mettis Global
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