Hino 2023 New Trucks Models Prices & Pictures in Pakistan

The Pakistani car industry has been hit hard by the ongoing economic crisis, with many operations, including vehicle sales and production, being severely affected. Hinopak Motors Limited recently announced that it will shut down operations in its manufacturing plant for 12 days, from March 24 to April 4, due to low demand for commercial vehicles. Industrialists have expressed their concerns about the impact of these shutdowns on their businesses and have appealed to the government for support. The automobile industry is also facing challenges due to foreign exchange shortages and component supply problems, which are further exacerbating the situation. Car sales have slumped once again last month due to diminished production and demand. The latest data from Pakistan Automotive Manufacturers Association (PAMA) shows that carmakers collectively sold just 5,762 vehicles in February 2023, a month-over-month (MoM) decrease of 47%, and a year-over-year (YoY) decrease of 73%. The car financing sector has also been impacted by the economic crisis, with financing dropping for the 8th consecutive month due to diminished sales. Experts believe that the situation will remain bleak for the foreseeable future. To sum it up, the ongoing economic crisis has dealt a severe blow to the Pakistani car industry, with many operations, including vehicle sales and production, being severely impacted. The situation is exacerbated by foreign exchange shortages and component supply problems, which are suffocating the automobile industry. The government and industry players must work together to find ways to support the industry and keep it afloat during these challenging times.   What are your thoughts about this temporary shutdown of Hinopak Motors? Share with us in the comments below!

KARACHI: Despite having low-quality diesel available in Pakstan, Japanese heavy vehicle manufacturer launched a complete range of Euro-II compliant heavy vehicles. On an internal event hosted at the Head Office of Hino Pak in Karachi, the Managing Director introduced a complete range of Euro II Emission Standard vehicles, which includes trucks and buses. The new range is called the "green range" by Hino Pak. The vehicles will be available nationwide from Thursday. According to a senior official at Hino Pak,  although the emission standards have been introduced in the vehicles, but the real benefit of these standards in terms of better fuel economy and lower emission can not be achieved unless we get a better grade diesel from the oil refineries, who are silent on this issue. “This is a high time for the oil refineries to come forward and inform the auto industry as to when the required grade of diesel will be available to reap the real benefit from these high tech vehicles available in the Pakistani market,” he further said. Previously, only Al Haj FAW Motors had a complete range of Euro-II Emission Standard heavy vehicles, which forced Hino Pak to also introduce Euro-II compliant vehicles.