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Car Sales in Pakistan recorded 118.36% surge in February 2024

March 13, 2024
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In a remarkable turn of events, the automobile industry in Pakistan has shifted into high gear, with a staggering 118.36% surge in car sales recorded in February 2024 compared to the same month in the previous year. This exciting revelation comes from the latest data released by the Pakistan Automobile Manufacturing Association (PAMA) on Wednesday, shedding light on the positive momentum in the automotive sector.

February’s Acceleration: A Closer Look

During the month of February 2024, the sale of cars soared to 7,953 units, a remarkable leap from the 3,642 units sold during the same period in the preceding year. This notable growth showcases a robust consumer demand for automobiles in the country, painting a promising picture for the industry.

A Bump in the Road: Year-to-Date Sales

While the month of February showcased a remarkable surge, the year-to-date sales, covering the first eight months from July to February, reveal a contrasting trend. The overall sale of cars experienced a 40.92% dip compared to the same period in the previous fiscal year (2022-23). According to the data, a total of 46,417 cars were sold during this period, down from 78,575 units in the corresponding months of the preceding year.

Model-wise Performance: Peaks and Valleys

Breaking down the numbers, it’s evident that the performance of specific car models contributed to the overall fluctuations in sales. Notably, Honda Civic and City witnessed a decline, with sales dropping to 6,520 units from 11,770 units in the first eight months of the previous year, marking a 44.72% decrease.

Toyota Corolla and Yaris faced a similar fate, experiencing a 38.27% decline in sales, falling from 14,875 units to 9,181 units. Suzuki Swift saw a significant dip of 55.30%, with sales plummeting to 3,445 units from 7,707 units last year.

Suzuki models, including Cultus, WagonR, Alto, and Bolan, also witnessed declines in sales during the same period. The reasons behind these variations could range from market dynamics, changing consumer preferences, or external factors affecting supply and demand.

The Road Ahead: Navigating Challenges and Opportunities

While the year-to-date figures present a challenging scenario, the surge in February’s sales indicates potential opportunities for the industry to rebound. It is crucial for stakeholders to analyze the market dynamics, consumer preferences, and economic factors influencing the automotive sector.

As we navigate the twists and turns of the automotive landscape in Pakistan, industry players are poised to adapt to changing trends, innovate in response to consumer demands, and revitalize the sector for a smoother ride ahead. The road to recovery may present challenges, but with strategic planning and resilience, the Pakistani automobile industry can steer towards a brighter and more prosperous future.


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