According to PAMA, auto sales in Pakistan increased by 10% in September.
Kenyan consumers can now purchase the Oshan X7 mid-size crossover from Master Changan Motors, a joint venture between China and Pakistan.
On its way to the port, Oshan X7 automobiles have been seen being transported in containers in Karachi.
There will be a large export of Oshan X7 SUVs to Kenya.
Master Changan Motors, a joint venture between China and Pakistan, is now offering the Oshan X7 mid-size crossover for sale to Kenyan buyers.
Oshan X7 cars have been observed in Karachi being shipped in containers on their way to the port.
An informant has confirmed that Oshan X7 SUVs will be exported in big quantities to Kenya.
Danial added that Changan would sell its cars, which are produced in Pakistan, to distributors in South Africa, Malaysia, Indonesia, and other nations where cars with the right-hand drive system are common.
The event occurs at a time when Pakistan is dealing with serious economic issues, such as high inflation and expensive operating expenses.
Additionally reducing demand for cars is the fact that interest rates are at all-time highs right now.
A further burden on the finances of struggling customers has been caused by the sharp rise in car prices in Pakistan during this time.
Since the auto industry depends mostly on imported resources, the government has been pushing for a rise in exports.
In FY23, this goal was not accomplished; the original objective was to attain 2% of total imports.
With the implementation of the new Auto Industry Development and Export Policy (AIDEP 2021-26) in May 2022, Pakistan exported its first Master Changan Motors vehicle.
The Changan Oshan X7 model was exclusively produced in Pakistan, the only other nation producing it besides China.
A total of 8,312 cars were sold in September in Pakistan, a 10% rise over the previous month, according to data released by the Pakistan Automotive Manufacturers Association (PAMA) on October 11.
The increased availability of raw materials is credited for the temporary increase, but year-over-year data show a notable 26% drop in sales at that time.