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Pakistan’s automotive sector has demonstrated remarkable resilience in FY25. Passenger car sales reached 111,464 units in the first ten months.
This marks a significant 40% increase from the 79,596 units sold during the same period in FY24.
In April 2025, passenger car sales stood at 10,596 units, marking a 1% year-on-year (YoY) increase but a 5% month-on-month (MoM) decline. The MoM drop is attributed to highway closures in Sindh, which delayed vehicle deliveries.
Company Performance Highlights
| Company | April Sales (Units) | MoM Change | YoY Change | 10MFY25 Sales (Units) | 10MFY25 YoY Change |
| Pak Suzuki Motor Company (PSMC) | 4003 | -12% | 33% | 39,849 | +30% |
| Indus Motor Company (Toyota) | 3,259 | -4% | +58% | 24,877 | +58% |
| Honda Atlas Cars (HCAR) | 1,707 | +20% | +70% | 14,483 | +32% |
| Hyundai Nishat | 900 | -5% | +18% | 8,190 | +26% |
| Sazgar Engineering Works (SAZEW) | 549 | +42% | N/A | 8,576 | +130%
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Sales in this segment reached 135,721 units in April 2025, up 26% YoY but down 6% MoM. Year-to-date figures rose 30% to 1.23 million units.
Analysts anticipate continued growth in the auto sector, driven by improved macroeconomic stability, lower interest rates, and the introduction of new models.
