Sputtering Along
Once ranked the 15th largest automotive assembler in the world, Pakistan’s auto industry is now in dire straits, writes Mazhar Mohsin Chinoy.
Mazhar M. Chinoy
Still Beleaguered
Has the recent Budget brought little cheer to an auto industry in crisis?
Will There Be Light at the End of the Tunnel?
This has been a very bad year for automobiles, but will its proverbial resilience be able to save it this time?
A Smoother Ride Ahead?
In the wake of the new budget, Mazhar Mohsin Chinoy looks ahead to the new automobile policy.
A Long Road to a Faster Lane?
Can Pakistan’s automotive industry take the plunge into the 21st century?
The high stakes of surviving
Mazhar M. Chinoy on the implications of the economic trials faced by Pakistan’s automotive industry.
Chasing cars
The Automotive Industry Development Policy has set the scene for an exciting 2019 for car buyers.
Rolling on over the bumpy road
The road ahead for Pakistan's automobile industry.
In search of motorcycle zen
The impact of Chinese motorcycles and three-wheelers on the larger industry.
Reinventing the automobile industry
The import of second-hand cars has exposed major fault lines in Pakistan’s automobile industry.
A clear road ahead?
The rising prospects of Pakistan’s automobile industry.
Will the new automotive policy deliver?
When Pakistan's new automotive policy was finally announced, customers seemed elated – the industry much less so.
Falling short
Despite new launches, Pakistan’s automobile sector continues to disappoint customers.