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Pakistan auto market posts significant growth in April 2026

Total car sales in April reached 17,387 units, marking a 48% increase.

KARACHI: Pakistan’s auto industry recorded a significant recovery in April 2026, with strong growth in both passenger vehicles and motorcycles, according to data released by the Pakistan Automotive Manufacturers Association.

Total car sales in April reached 17,387 units, marking a 48% increase compared to March and a 117% rise on a year-on-year basis.

Motorcycle sales also showed robust performance, reaching 187,724 units, reflecting a 41% annual growth.

Among manufacturers, Pak Suzuki Motor Company maintained its market leadership by selling 11,012 vehicles during April. The company recorded a sharp 175% year-on-year increase in sales.

Indus Motor Company posted sales of 4,330 units, showing a 33% increase, while Honda Atlas Cars Pakistan sold 2,716 units, reflecting a 59% annual growth.

Hyundai Nishat Motor reported sales of 1,002 units during the month.

Other manufacturers also posted strong gains, with Sazgar Engineering Works witnessing an 88% increase, while demand for Haval vehicles surged significantly.

The Suzuki Alto remained the best-selling car in April with 7,567 units sold, showing an impressive 232% year-on-year increase.

Other models also performed strongly, with Suzuki Swift sales rising 229% and Cultus increasing by 235%.

Combined sales of Toyota Corolla, Yaris, and Corolla Cross reached 3,451 units. Honda Civic and City recorded a 55% growth in sales.

The tractor industry also showed strong recovery, posting a 76% year-on-year increase.

Analysts say the overall performance reflects improving consumer confidence and early signs of recovery in Pakistan’s auto sector.

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