PAKISTAN
Sales of motorbikes and three-wheelers in Pakistan recorded a strong growth of 30.38% during the first four months of the current fiscal year (2025–26), compared with the same period last year.
According to data released by the Pakistan Automobile Manufacturing Association (PAMA), a total of 597,025 units were sold between July and October 2025, up from 457,880 units in the corresponding period of 2024–25.
Honda led the market with sales rising 31.26%, increasing from 386,170 units to 506,889 units. Suzuki also reported robust growth of 43.13%, with sales climbing from 7,780 to 11,136 units.
United Auto motorcycle sales rose 27.59%, improving from 44,294 to 56,519 units, while Road Prince sales increased from 6,220 to 8,945 units.
In contrast, Yamaha posted a notable decline of 23.78%, with sales dropping from 1,602 units to 1,221 units.
Three-wheeler sales showed a mixed trend. United Auto’s three-wheeler sales doubled, rising from 263 to 520 units. Qingqi also recorded an 11.82% increase, from 3,188 to 3,565 units.
However, Sazgar saw a slight decline of 1.86%, with sales dipping from 7,836 to 7,690 units, while Road Prince three-wheeler sales edged down from 526 to 519 units. – Courtesy APP
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