Pakistan Car Sales Jump Nearly 80% in First Two Months of FY2026-27, Production Also Rises
Vehicle sales and manufacturing both posted sharp year-on-year increases in July-August compared with the same period last fiscal year, according to Associated Press of Pakistan.
Car sales in Pakistan rose by 79.92 percent during the first two months of the current fiscal year 2026-27, compared with the corresponding period of the previous year, according to a report by Associated Press of Pakistan (APP).
The report also stated that car production increased by 36.21 percent over the same two-month period, when measured against the same months a year earlier.
APP did not specify the exact production or sales volumes, nor did it identify the source of the data within the report, which covers the July-August period of Pakistan's fiscal year 2026-27.
The figures indicate a notable expansion in both consumer demand and manufacturing output within the country's automobile sector at the start of the new fiscal year, based on the year-on-year comparison cited in the report.
No further details, such as breakdowns by vehicle category, manufacturer, or reasons behind the increase, were provided in the original report.
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