Pakistan’s Automobile Sector Sales Increased by 64% in 2025

July 10, 2025 (MLN)— Pakistan’s automobile sector experienced significant growth as car sales surged by 63.9% year-on-year in June 2025. A total of 21,773 units were sold, including cars, jeeps, LCVs, and vans, according to data released by the Pakistan Automotive Manufacturers Association (PAMA).

In comparison, only 13,284 units were sold during the same month in 2024. Monthly sales also increased by 47.1% compared to 14,802 units in May 2025.

During the twelve months of FY25, the cumulative car sales figure reached 147,935 units, marking a 42.5% rise from FY24, when 103,828 units were sold.

Units	June-25	June-24	YoY%	May-25	MoM%	12MFY25	12MFY24	Cumulative %
Car Sales	21,773	13,284	63.9%	14,802	47.1%	147,935	103,828	42.5%
Passenger cars	17,659	10,128	74.4%	11,159	58.2%	112,115	81,577	37.4%
LCVS, Vans & Jeeps	4,114	3,156	30.4%	3,643	12.9%	35,820	22,251	61.0%
Car Production	16,360	10,792	51.6%	16,073	1.8%	148,118	100,657	47.2%
Passenger Cars	12,603	8,626	46.1%	12,360	2.0%	111,310	79,573	39.9%
LCVS, Vans & Jeeps	3,757	2,166	73.5%	3,713	1.2%	36,808	21,084	74.6%

Among individual models, the Suzuki Swift posted a strong performance with 1,390 units sold, reflecting a 115.7% increase over the previous year. Honda (Civic & City) sales rose 74.1% year-on-year, though they declined by 8.6% month-on-month.

Suzuki Cultus and Alto also showed robust demand, with the former growing 128.4% YoY and the latter 46.1% YoY. However, Suzuki WagonR sales declined 39.5% YoY and 52.5% MoM, while Suzuki Bolan dropped 57.6% YoY, indicating weak consumer interest.

Hyundai Sonata also posted a 10.7% decline year-on-year, reflecting subdued performance in the premium sedan segment.

Toyota Corolla remained among the top performers in FY25 with 25,212 units produced, followed by Suzuki Alto with 44,821 and Honda with 16,614 units.

In the two-wheeler category, United Auto and Road Prince saw significant YoY increases of 53.8% and 61.8%, respectively. Yamaha recorded an 84.7% YoY jump, showing momentum in its market share.

Conversely, Honda’s motorcycle output declined 22.4% YoY, although it maintained dominance with more than 1 million units sold in FY25.

The latest figures point to a notable recovery in Pakistan’s auto industry, driven by renewed consumer confidence and improving market conditions.