Pakistan Revenue
PkRevenue provides stories related to automotive industry. We focus on auto policy of Pakistan. The coverage also includes sales of domestic manufacturing.
KARACHI, April 13, 2026 – Pakistan’s Federal Board of Revenue (Federal Board of Revenue) has issued revised customs valuation benchmarks for imported auto replacement parts, updating duty assessment values after more than five years to align with current global prices and market conditions.
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In a major boost to Pakistan’s premium SUV segment, Sazgar Engineering Works Limited has officially begun local assembly of the GWM Tank 500 SUV.
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Pakistan’s electric vehicle (EV) space is heating up once again, and this time, it’s the return of a familiar name with a fresh twist.
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Jetour Pakistan has officially teased the upcoming launch of its highly anticipated T2 SUV, signaling the brand’s continued expansion in the country’s rapidly growing SUV segment.
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Chery Tiggo 7 PHEV arrives at a defining moment for Pakistan’s mobility landscape.
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Chery Master Pakistan has officially launched the highly anticipated Chery Tiggo 7 PHEV, announcing its limited-time introductory price along with booking and availability details.
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ISLAMABAD, April 10 – Pakistan’s tax authority said on Friday that withholding income tax collected on the registration of new cars rose by more than 71% in fiscal year 2024-25, driven by higher vehicle sales and changes in the tax structure.
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MG Motor Pakistan has officially teased the arrival of a new vehicle, hinting that “the time for more is almost here.”
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Deliveries of the all-new Chery Tiggo 7 PHEV are set to begin from June 2026, as Chery Master Pakistan gears up for its official launch on April 10.
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Islamabad: Sales tax collection from motor cars in Pakistan recorded a massive increase during the fiscal year 2024-25, reflecting strong revenue growth driven by new taxation measures. According to the Federal Board of Revenue, total collection from the automobile sector reached Rs34 billion, marking a sharp rise of 158.8% compared to the previous fiscal year.
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