PAMA Report Shows Car Sales Jump by 27 Percent Last Month

The Pakistan Automotive Manufacturers Association (PAMA) has released its latest PAMA car sales figures showing a sharp rise across the country. According to the report, car sales climbed 27 percent month-on-month in August 2025, reflecting renewed demand and improved supply in the local automotive market.

Local manufacturers sold 14,050 units in August compared to 11,043 in July. Year-on-year data also paints a strong picture with a 62 percent increase from the 8,699 vehicles sold during the same period last year.

Breakdown of the Latest Sales Figures

Pak Suzuki led the way with a remarkable 94 percent jump, selling 7,154 vehicles in August compared to 3,680 units in July. Toyota Pakistan showed steady performance with 3,400 units sold, while Honda Atlas recorded a significant 28 percent drop, selling 1,073 units compared to 1,500 in July.

Hyundai Nishat saw a small decrease of 1 percent with 1,212 units sold, and Sazgar Engineering also faced a slight dip with 1,049 units sold.

The car-wise breakdown shows Suzuki Alto dominating with 4,193 units sold, while the Suzuki Swift surged to 1,473 units. Toyota sold 2,553 units of Corolla, Yaris and Corolla Cross combined, and 847 units of Fortuner and IMVs.

Honda Atlas managed 699 units of City and Civic, along with 374 units of BR-V and HR-V. Hyundai’s Tucson performed well with 631 units, while Sazgar’s Haval series sold 1,045 units.

Motorcycles and three-wheelers also recorded a healthy increase of 19 percent, selling 148,063 units compared to 124,538 units in July, while year-on-year growth hit 42 percent.

Atlas Honda sales rose 21 percent, while Yamaha Pakistan and United Auto Motors showed modest gains. However, the sales of trucks and buses stayed weak with only 666 units sold.

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The overall trend highlights a strong recovery in the local auto sector. Passenger vehicles, particularly entry-level and mid-segment models, remain the key drivers of growth, even as some companies see dips in certain models.

Whether this momentum signals a sustained recovery or a temporary boost will depend on how demand and supply evolve in the coming months.

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