When we say the word Hybrid and have to pinpoint any benchmark model, only one name comes to mind "THE PRIUS." Toyota Prius was the world's first mass-marketed hybrid when it was released in Japan in December…

After plummeting car sales and local production to a new low, the State Bank of Pakistan restrictions came with a fresh effect – dropped auto parts import by 36.6% – clocked at $258 million in July-September…

Although SUVs and crossovers are the new trend and killing conventional sedan sales, still some very important models for certain brands remain strong, and the car makers are not losing hope in them.…

PakWheels 11 11 Sale is on now and you can get all kind of products and accessories to treat your car. These products will help you clean, shine, and run your car smoothly. We are offering the discount up to…

Pakistan cricket team is in the finals of the ongoing T20 World Cup, and every one of us is over the moon. So, we are here with a special blog on this special occasion. What if our cricketers were cars…

When electric vehicles are anticipated as the future of the world's auto industry, the consumers come with two basic questions – battery replacement cost and their life? Coming to life, batteries'…

Kia Corporation has clarified its agreement with Dewan Farooque Motors Limited (DFML). According to a statement by the company, Lucky Motor Corporation (LMC) is the exclusive licensee of Kia to manufacture,…

The car tyre theft incidents in a posh housing society continue as it seems police and society security are unable to catch the tyre thieves. In a latest incident, the thieves took two tyres of Honda Civic,…

Import curbs inflicted by the State Bank of Pakistan have shattered the local auto industry. Car makers are announcing consecutive production cuts and price hikes. Meanwhile, along with industry’s massive…

The local auto industry was pleasantly surprised when the news spread that Dewan Farooque Motors has signed a Technology License Agreement (TLA) to produce and assemble Kia cars in Pakistan. But the question…