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Hyundai Will Start Manufacturing Cars in Pakistan by End of 2019

Mian Mansha, CEO of  international conglomerate Nishat Group, has confirmed that the joint venture of Hyundai-Nishat will start vehicle production in Pakistan by the end of 2019 or at the start of 2020.

While talking to a local media outlet, Mansha also said that the manufacturing plant is under construction as of now and will be completed in next couple of months.

The partnership between two brands is under the name of Hyundai Nishat Motor Private Limited (HNMPL), which has been awarded Greenfield investment project status.

For reference, the Greenfield project is defined as “installation of new and independent automotive assembly and manufacturing facilities by an investor for the production of vehicles of make not already being manufactured in Pakistan”. ‘Make’ is defined as any vehicle of whatever variant produced by the same manufacturer.

Additionally, Mansha also added:

In the initial phase, up to 7,000 vehicles will be produced and the production capacity will increased to 30,000 in the next five years.

The business tycoon asserted that the company has also imported a number of Hyundai hybrid vehicles in Pakistan for testing purposes. The hybrid vehicles will be up for sale in the next two months or so.

Mansha lastly claimed that he is planning on introducing hydrogen-powered vehicles in Pakistan through the partnership as well.


How will Hyundai compete in the local market? Let us know in the comments section below.


  • Sir, when will they launch booking of vehicles? and what are ranges and type/ capacity of vehicles going to be marketed?

  • Hybrid vehicles are most essential for reducing vehicular pollution and saving foreign exchange spent on fuel imports. Hydrogen cell technology is also a good initiative in exploring alternative energy options. EVs shall also be considered seriously.


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