Buraq Automobile has announced local assembly of Benelli motorcycles in Pakistan, but the company has yet to reveal which models will be assembled first.
Buraq Automobile has officially announced plans to locally assemble Benelli motorcycles in Pakistan, marking a new development for the country’s premium motorcycle market. The announcement was shared through a joint Facebook post by Buraq Automobile and Benelli’s official page.
The company unveiled the news with the message, “A legend returns. A new era begins. Benelli, now locally assembled in Pakistan. The legacy continues.” The announcement also features a promotional image highlighting the Benelli brand, the Italian tricolour, and Buraq Automobile’s involvement in bringing local assembly to the market.
Benelli Local Assembly in Pakistan
According to the announcement, Benelli motorcycles will now be locally assembled in Pakistan. However, Buraq Automobile has not yet disclosed the assembly plant’s operational details, the production timeline, or the specific models that will be included in the initial lineup.
The development could be an important step for the brand as it seeks to strengthen its presence in Pakistan’s premium motorcycle segment. Local assembly may also create opportunities to improve product availability, depending on production capacity, component sourcing, and the company’s future pricing strategy.
However, the impact on motorcycle prices and delivery times remains uncertain until Buraq Automobile releases further details.
Which Benelli Bikes Could Be Assembled Locally?
Buraq Automobile currently offers several Benelli motorcycles in Pakistan, including the TNT 150i, 180S, 302S, and TNT 600i. These models represent different engine capacities and cater to riders looking for options ranging from smaller premium motorcycles to higher-capacity machines.
One or more of these motorcycles could potentially be considered for local assembly. Nevertheless, this remains unconfirmed, and the company has not announced which model will enter local production first.
The final selection will be clearer once Buraq Automobile shares its official production and product plans.
What Happens Next?
Motorcycle buyers will be looking for further announcements regarding locally assembled Benelli models, updated prices, booking details, and delivery schedules. Whether local assembly results in more competitive pricing will depend on the company’s production arrangements and overall costs. For now, the announcement confirms Benelli’s move towards local assembly in Pakistan, while further details about the models and launch timeline are still awaited.