United Motorcycle Pakistan has recently implemented its first price hike for the year 2024, increasing the prices of several motorcycle models up to PKR 18,000.
This decision comes in response to the challenging economic conditions and a surge in production costs faced by the company, prompting a strategic move to navigate these difficulties effectively.
Despite the economic headwinds, the ex-factory prices of some United motorcycles remain unchanged. Models such as the United US Scooty 100, US 70 (Standard), US-100 (Special), and the United US 125 motorcycle have not been subject to the recent price revisions.
Effective from January 9, 2024, the revised prices reflect adjustments to various United motorcycle models:
United US 70 (Alloy Rims):
The ex-factory price has been increased from PKR 114,500 to PKR 119,500, marking a notable price adjustment of PKR 5,000.
United US 100 (Standard):
Experiencing a significant price hike, the ex-factory price has been raised from PKR 107,000 to PKR 117,000, indicating an increase of PKR 10,000.
United US 100 (Standard Special):
The ex-factory price has seen an adjustment from PKR 108,000 to PKR 118,000, reflecting a noteworthy price increase of PKR 10,000.
United US 100 (Standard Alloy Rims):
Witnessing a substantial increase, the ex-factory price has been revised from PKR 109,500 to PKR 127,500, representing a considerable hike of PKR 18,000.
United US 100 (Plus Alloy Rims):
Experiencing a moderate adjustment, the ex-factory price has been raised from PKR 125,500 to PKR 130,500, with a moderate increase of PKR 5,000.
These price adjustments by United Motorcycle Pakistan shed light on the challenges faced by the motorcycle industry, mirroring the broader economic conditions.
The company’s strategic decision to make targeted adjustments reflects its commitment to maintaining competitiveness while ensuring the continued availability of motorcycles for consumers.
In the dynamic landscape of the motorcycle market, these price revisions indicate a proactive approach by United Motorcycle Pakistan to sustain its operations amid economic uncertainties.
