Pakistan car sales surge 48% in July-October
Business Recorder • • 1 min read

Pakistan’s car sales reached 63,418 units in July-October FY27, up 48% from the same stretch a year earlier, according to Pakistan Automotive Manufacturers Association figures reported by Business Recorder. Truck deliveries rose 51% to 3,476 units, tractor sales climbed 41% to 8,263, and sales of motorcycles and other two- and three-wheelers advanced 27% to 753,902.
The gains were not shared by every category: jeep and pickup sales fell 32% to 11,391, while bus sales declined 16% to 269. PAMA said passenger-car production increased 24%, and highlighted continued uncertainty about the overdue auto policy and growing inventories. The final draft of the 2026-2031 Auto and Auto Parts Manufacturing Policy was approved by the prime minister last week for submission to the Federal Cabinet.
At a glance
- Car sales rose 48% to 63,418 units in July-October FY27.
- Jeep and pickup sales dropped 32% to 11,391 units.
- The auto policy draft is set for Federal Cabinet consideration.
Originally reported by Business Recorder
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