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67% YoY and 22% MoM Increase in the Car Sales

67% YoY and 22% MoM Increase in the Car Sales

Following the 27% MoM rise in car sales in August, it’s time to see how the market performed the next month. According to the PAMA car sales September 2025 report, there is a 22% MoM increase in sales with 17,174 units sold and a 67% YoY sales increase. Let’s explore company-wise car sales and model-wise car sales in the blog.

Company-Wise Car Sales 

Considering the company-wise car sales, Honda has marked the highest increase in sales of 115% with 2,307 units sold in September. Not just this, but it has also experienced an 82% YoY increase. Besides this, the other automobile brands, Sazgar Engineering and Pak Suzuki, have also experienced MoM increases of 36% and 26% respectively. Let’s have a look at the following table to know more: 

CompanyAugust 2025 Sales September 2025 SalesDifference
Honda Atlas Cars1,0732,307115%
Sazgar Engineering1,0491,42936%
Pak Suzuki (PSMC)7,1548,997 26%
Toyota Pakistan3,4003,152-7%
Hyundai Nishat1,2121,175-3%

Model-Wise Sales MoM

The Suzuki Alto remains the best-selling car with 4,718 units sold and a MoM increase of 13% and 49% YoY. Honda City and Civic are the best performers if we see the month-on-month increase. To understand what other models experienced in their MoM sales, have a look at the following table: 

ModelAugust’25September’25Difference (%)
Suzuki Alto4,1394,71813%
Suzuki Swift1,4731,403-4.7%
Suzuki Ravi5931,722190%
Suzuki Cultus497427–14%
Suzuki Every37672192%
Suzuki Wagon R226–72%
Hyundai Tucson631561–11%
Hyundai Porter31437419%
Hyundai Elantra145131–9.6%
Hyundai Santa Fe6451–20%
Hyundai Sonata58580%
Honda BR-V / HR-V374330-12%
Honda City/Civic6991,977183%
Toyota Corolla, Yaris & Corolla Cross2,5532,6554%
Toyota Fortuner & IMVs847497–41%

Final Verdict 

In conclusion, the PAMA car sales September 2025 have increased by 76% year-on-year. The total number of units sold in September is 17,174, and 14,050 units in August, hence the 22% MoM increase. Furthermore, the City and Civic models experienced a 73% YoY, and BR-V and HR-V sales climbed 2.6% YoY and dropped 12% MoM. There has been a positive response in the auto sales, which is expected to continue with the launch of new models, especially electric vehicles. 

Ramsha Zafar

Editor | OLX

Ramsha Zafar is an English literature graduate working as a content writer for over two years. At OLX, her writing covers almost every topic that people find interesting, including automobiles, smartphones, businesses, and many others. She is strongly passionate about researching, reading books, and writing. When she’s not writing, you can find Ramsha in her kitchen, baking and exploring new recipes. Moreover, she’s always excited about the latest trends in fashion, home decor ideas, sustainable energy solutions, and much more.

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