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The auto sector has shown an impressive growth in recent years. The
sector has seen a massive change in terms of demand, and not to forget
that foreign investors are eager and keen on investing in Pakistan’
automotive industry. That’s not all, in the past 6 months only, 6 new
cars have been introduced, and more are yet to come! Here’s a rewind to
the last 6 months.
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TOYOTA HILUX REVO
The Toyota Hilux Revo was launched back in December 2016. Being one of
its kind, the Revo was launched in 5 different variants including the
REVO V Grade (Full Spec A/T), G Grade (M/T and A/T), E Grade (M/T),
Single Cabin 4×2 & 4×4 and the Deckless. The 4×4 car variants are
equipped with a 3,0L diesel engine whereas the 4×2 variants boast 2.5 L
engines with 5-speed transmissions. |
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TOYOTA FORTUNER
Toyota Fortuner was also launched in December 2016 alongside with the
Revo at the same event. With a price-tag of 52.5 lakhs, the 2nd
generation Fortuner comes with a 2.7L engine and automatic transmission. |
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SUZUKI VITARA
Roping in Fawad Khan as the face and ambassador of the new Suzuki Vitara,
the company deemed the car as the “Game Changer”. This is mainly because
the Vitara is different than the Suzuki’s production we usually see on
the streets. Unlike the Mehran, Alto, Swift, Cultus, and other variants,
the Vitara is a direct competition to Honda Vezel. |
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SUZUKI CIAZ
Just like how they pulled in Fawad Khan for Vitara, Suzuki also pulled
in another big name for its Suzuki Ciaz, Shehryar Munawar. The company
launched this car back in February aimed at taking on its rivals, Honda
City and Toyota Corolla. The car is equipped with a 1.5L engine and is
available in two variants, manual and automatic, with a price tag of Rs
1.85 million and Rs 1.99 million respectively. |
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HONDA BR-V
The Honda BR-V is a 7-seater SUV which was officially launched by the
company in March. The response has remained quite remarkable and it is
expected that the SUV will take over a large portion of the market and
will be seen on the streets in a large quantity.
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SUZUKI CULTUS
Suzuki Celerio now rebranded as the new Suzuki Cultus successfully
managed to become the talk of the town in no time! Launched in April,
the new Cultus is perfect for the middle-class consumers of Pakistan.
Suzuki Cultus VXR is priced at Rs 1.25 million whereas its top of the
line VXL variant is priced at Rs 1.39 million.
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