Islamabad, April 09: Honda, the famous vehicle producing Japanese company in Pakistan, is actively pursuing the production of e-bikes and e-vehicles. The final decision and any proper information is not yet out for the final announcement, says a company clarification.
Honda letter dated March 27, 2025, regarding the reference of a news item concerning Atlas Honda Limited preparing to launch an electric bike.
“Honda would like to clarify that the Company is actively exploring and adapting to emerging technological developments, including the potential entry into the electric vehicle (EV) segment in the foreseeable future”, says the statement.
However, no formal announcement regarding any new product will be made until material progress has occurred.
Recent Trends in Honda Car Sales in Pakistan (2024–2025)
Honda car sales in Pakistan have experienced a mixed trajectory over the past year, shaped by macroeconomic conditions, regulatory changes, and shifting consumer preferences.
After facing a significant downturn during 2022 and early 2023 due to rising inflation, high interest rates, import restrictions, and currency depreciation, the market has started to show early signs of recovery in FY2024-25.
One of the key trends has been the resurgence in demand for compact sedans and fuel-efficient models, particularly the Honda City, as consumers seek value and affordability amid ongoing cost-of-living pressures.
The Honda Civic, though a premium offering, continues to appeal to upper-middle-class buyers due to its brand value and performance.
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However, its sales volumes have been relatively constrained due to its higher price point and limited financing availability.
In contrast, Honda’s SUV segment, particularly the HR-V, has gained traction in urban centers, benefiting from the global popularity of crossover vehicles.
Still, this growth is modest due to supply chain disruptions and import-based pricing challenges.
Honda Atlas, the local assembler, has had to navigate production slowdowns, frequent plant shutdowns, and parts shortages, all of which impacted sales.
However, the company has reported improved operational stability in recent months, with gradual normalization in inventory levels.
Furthermore, with growing anticipation around electric and hybrid vehicles, Honda is reportedly evaluating future offerings for the Pakistani market.
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While no formal announcements have been made, the company’s interest in EV technology aligns with government policies promoting cleaner transportation.
Overall, while Honda car sales remain below pre-crisis levels, consumer confidence is gradually improving.
If economic stability continues, Honda is likely to benefit from pent-up demand in the auto sector during the latter half of 2025.
