By Bike sales in Pakistan showed major signs of recovery in June 2025, with the two- and three-wheeler market recording a 54% year-on-year increase, according to new data released by the Pakistan Automotive Manufacturers Association (PAMA).
After months of sluggish demand, the surge marks a strong bounce-back in the lower-cost transport segment, which remains essential for millions across the country.
United and Honda Lead Growth in Motorbike Segment
In the motorcycle category, Honda maintained its leadership with 115,286 units sold, a 43.7% increase over the same period last year. However, United delivered the biggest growth, with sales skyrocketing by 234%, from just 4,072 units in June 2024 to 13,608 in June 2025.
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Other brands also recorded strong gains:
- Suzuki: Up 69.7% to 2,665 units
- Yamaha: Up 63.9% to 554 units
- Road Prince: Up 108% to 2,313 units
In the three-wheeler segment, the upward trend continued:
- Qingqi doubled its volume with 1,340 units sold
- Road Prince saw a 162% surge with 186 units sold
- Sazgar rose 33.9% to 2,435 units
- United also grew by 67.1% with 122 units sold
This strong performance reflects increasing affordability, stable fuel trends, and positive market sentiment following recent policy shifts and lower inflation pressure.
Analysts expect bike sales in Pakistan to continue rising if macroeconomic stability holds and consumer confidence returns. For now, the country’s entry-level vehicle sector is clearly back on the move.
