Vehicle Sales Soar 48% in Pakistan in July–OctoberPakistan

Car sales led the growth, rising 48 percent to 63,418 units during the four months, the PAMA figures showed.

Truck sales went up by 51 percent to 3,476 units, while sales of farm tractors surged by 41 percent to 8,263 units over the same period.

Two- and three-wheelers, including motorbikes and rickshaws, remained the largest segment by volume, with sales rising 27 percent to 753,902 units. Motorbikes and rickshaws account for the bulk of vehicles sold in the country, and their rising sales kept the overall market firmly in positive territory.

Not every segment grew, however. Sales of jeeps-cum-pickups fell 32 percent to 11,391 units, while bus sales were down 16 percent to 269 units.

Production rose in most segments

Production also increased in most categories. Passenger cars recorded 24 percent growth in production and 48 percent in sales, while farm tractors posted 22 percent growth in production alongside a 41 percent rise in sales.

The two- and three-wheeler categories recorded a 26 percent increase in production and 27 percent growth in sales compared with the same period last year.

Jeeps and pickups, by contrast, saw production fall 5 percent and sales drop 32 percent, the only major segment to decline on both measures.

PAMA Director General Razi-ur-Rahman said all other segments registered healthy year-on-year growth during the July–October period.

Taken together, the figures show a broad rise in vehicle sales in the first four months of the fiscal year, with the sharpest gains in cars, trucks and tractors, and the only setbacks in jeeps, pickups and buses.

The data covers July to October of fiscal year 2027, measured against the corresponding four months of the previous fiscal year.