KARACHI: Pakistan’s auto sector posted a 43% year-on-year growth in car sales during FY2024–25, with total sales reaching 148,023 units, according to data released by the Pakistan Automotive Manufacturers Association (PAMA).
The rise is attributed to macroeconomic stability, lower interest rates, improved consumer sentiment, and the launch of new vehicle models.
According to PAMA, category-wise performance in FY25 was as follows:
- Jeeps and pickups: 35,820 units (+61%)
- Trucks: 4,444 units (+103%)
- Buses: 788 units (+74%)
- Motorcycles and rickshaws: 1.52 million units (+32%)
- Tractors: 29,192 units (–36%)
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Sales in June 2025 alone reached 21,773 units, reflecting a 64% increase year-on-year and 47% growth compared to the previous month.
Industry experts say the rebound is supported by improved financing conditions and production normalization. However, the tractor segment declined significantly due to weak rural demand and reduced crop profitability.
Analysts expect moderate growth in FY26, depending on policy continuity, interest rates, and recovery in rural income.
