In a move emphasizing transparency and customer-centric values, Kia Lucky Motors has made an important announcement that directly concerns its valued patrons. The company is closing the operations of several dealerships across the country.
The dedication of LMC to its customers is at the forefront of this decision. The company firmly believes in keeping its valued patrons informed about any developments that may affect their interactions and experiences. With these values in mind, LMC is ensuring that its customers are made aware of the immediate closure of certain dealerships.
Affected Kia Dealerships
The dealerships that will cease operations with immediate effect are as follows:
- Kia Motors Hanna Lake, Quetta
- Kia Motors Chenab, Gujrat
- Kia Motors Avenue, Dera Ghazi Khan
- Kia Motors Gateway, Mardan
Kia Lucky Motors, in its press release, does not provide details about the circumstances leading to the closure of these dealerships. This enigma adds an element of curiosity to the situation, leaving many to wonder about the underlying factors that prompted this move.
Last year LMC permanently shut down one of its dealerships at Shahrah-e-Faisal, Karachi. At that time, the company had cited the reason to be the expiry of their lease agreement with the landlord which couldn’t be renewed. On the contrary, the latest press release does not mention any reason behind the shutting down of multiple dealerships across the country.
Usually, the common reason behind such an action is declining sales. But LMC has been performing well in 2023. Especially in the first quarter of 2023, Kis Sportage saw a 4% increase in total sales month-over-month (MoM). While its competitors see a decline in sales, Kia managed to sell 163 Picantos, 53 Stonics, and 72 Sorentos in February 2023 alone.
While the reason behind this decision remains undisclosed, LMC’s commitment to its customers remains unwavering. In this age of information, LMC’s transparency serves as a testament to its respect for its customers.
They are the one with the lowest sales.
That was supposed to happen, they entered at a large scale with a bang without understanding psychology prevalent among Balochistan and Sind, it is in these provinces that they are not faring well, especially after reports have started flooding in from earlier buyers of Sportage.
@ Khurram
Gujrat and Dera Ghazi Khan are cities in Punjab.
In the list above, not a single city from sind was named. It doesn’t concern Sind.
Kia was very good and able to took down Honda by sales.
Is the fact our economy is very low, and peoples don’t have the mean to buy those cars, especially in the poorer area of the country.
Considering Volskwagen leaved the country is not a surprise here.
@Waqas
Brother Shahrah e Faisal is in Karachi and Karachi is in Sind and the article is not saying that another dealership was opened in replacement of the one that was closed, why? Of course they are not making as much profit as expected, besides, if you visit used car section, then you can see that Sportage, Stonic or Picanto do not sell as quickly as Corolla, Swift or Cultus and Wagon R.
Finally, I am living in Sind and I often visit Balochistan too and most of the cars that you can see in these two provinces are either from Toyota or Suzuki, reason, they are comparatively cheaper to maintain and manage.