MG Motor Pakistan has announced a $20 million investment to expand its manufacturing operations in Lahore, aiming to strengthen local production and introduce new technologies in the country’s automotive sector.
According to a report by Business Recorder, the investment will support the expansion of MG’s local assembly plant and help the company increase production capacity while exploring the introduction of additional vehicle models in Pakistan.
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Official Statement from MG Motor Pakistan
In an official statement, MG Motor Pakistan CEO Shao Jian Qiang said the move reflects the company’s long-term commitment to Pakistan’s growing automotive industry.
“This investment reflects our long-term confidence in Pakistan’s economic potential and its rapidly evolving automotive ecosystem,” he said.
He further emphasized that Pakistan remains a key market for the company’s regional strategy.
“Pakistan represents an important market for MG, and our commitment remains clear: In Pakistan, For Pakistan. Through this investment, we aim to deepen local manufacturing, create export opportunities, generate jobs, and contribute to the long-term growth of the country’s automotive sector.”
Focus on Local Manufacturing and Jobs
The company said the investment will help strengthen Pakistan’s local manufacturing capabilities and supply chain, while also creating employment opportunities in the automotive sector.
Officials noted that the expansion will enable MG Motor Pakistan to adopt advanced production technologies and potentially introduce new models in the local market.
Strategic Importance of Pakistan
MG’s parent company, SAIC Motor, views Pakistan as an important emerging market due to its young population and increasing demand for modern vehicles.
The company said it plans to continue working with policymakers and industry partners to support the development of Pakistan’s automotive ecosystem.
Looking Ahead
The new investment signals continued interest from global automakers in Pakistan’s automotive industry as companies look to expand local manufacturing, increase technology transfer, and strengthen supply chains.
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