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Top 10 Selling Cars In Pakistan For 2025

Top 10 Selling Cars In Pakistan For 2025

Pakistan’s auto market is showing signs of recovery as inflation begins to ease, although vehicle prices have stayed the same in 2025. According to the latest data from the auto association, car sales dropped by 5 percent last month.

Despite the overall decline, the country’s top three car manufacturers continued to perform well. Suzuki Alto remained the top choice in the entry-level category, while Honda’s City and Civic models saw noticeable growth in popularity.

Top Selling Cars in Pakistan

Car Models Sales
Suzuki Alto 2,276
Toyota Corolla & Yaris 2,516
Honda City & Civic 1,574
Suzuki Swift 671
Suzuki Ravi 503
Hyundai Porter 351
Hyundai Sonata 196
Suzuki Cultus 146
Suzuki Every 323
Toyota Fortuner & IMVs 743
Honda BR-V & HR-V 133
Hyundai Tucson 5

Alto

Despite a 26% drop from March (3,090 units), Suzuki Alto retained its position as the highest-selling vehicle in Pakistan. Its affordability, fuel efficiency, and popularity among first-time car buyers continue to drive demand.

Corolla & Yaris

Toyota’s sedan lineup, including the Corolla, Yaris, and Corolla Cross, registered a modest 6% growth from March sales (2,378 units). These models remain favorites among middle and upper-middle-class buyers due to their reliability and brand reputation.

Honda City & Civic

Honda Atlas saw a strong performance in April, with City and Civic sales jumping by 32% from 1,195 units in March. The recent facelift and improved delivery timelines may have contributed to the boost.

Swift

The Swift continued its steady rise, with sales increasing by 13% compared to March (596 units). The hatchback’s sporty appeal and upgraded features are resonating with younger buyers.

Suzuki Ravi

Interestingly, the Suzuki Ravi pickup also entered the top-seller list with a 69% surge in sales. Its affordability and utility for small businesses likely drove this demand.

Hyundai Porter

Hyundai’s commercial vehicle surprised the market with a remarkable 144% increase in sales, up from 144 units in March. It is now among the most in-demand small commercial vehicles in the country.

Hyundai Sonata

The mid-size sedan saw an 88% increase in sales, positioning it among the top-performing premium segment vehicles for April.

 

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