A year has gone by since the restrictions on automotive imports. Since May 2022, the industry has been on a constant decline in terms of production, sales, and revenue. Resultantly, the auto industry growth has been stunted.
According to a report from autojournal.pk, bike sales declined significantly in April 2023. Atlas Honda sold over 73,528 units, witnessing a 2.4% Month over Month (MoM) increase in sales.
Pak Suzuki sold 1,156 bikes, witnessing an MoM decrease of 40.8%. Likewise, Yamaha sold 841 bikes in April, seeing a 50.4% MOM decline in sales. Chinese bike makers also saw up to 31.4% decline in sales.
The reason for the decline hasn’t been highlighted in the report. Although, analysts reckon that the bike makers are also suffering the effects of import restrictions and subsequent production pauses.
Some industry overseers speculate that the over-inflated prices of the bikes are also the likely cause of the sales decline. While market whispers hint at the restoration of imports for the auto industry, the sales will likely remain slow in the coming days due to ongoing economic and operational hurdles.
Honda is a good and comfortable vehicles manufacturing industry and everyone want to use it specifically Honda’s bikes but the price of vehicles are so high that everyone cannot afford it………..
Yamaha is Always best
Hope motorbikes in pakistan will be out of reach of those who don’t have respect for other road users or law
Bike manufacturers need to realize the fact that there prices are beyond there users affordability in last 1 year or so. And still they are increasing it rapidly. How can they increase there sales and revenue.
Main reason of Suzuki and Yamaha sales diclined is to high prices and low resale value.