Indus Motor pursues a stable automobile policy by restricting imports of used cars
KARACHI: Indus Motor Company (IMC) has suggested that the forthcoming Auto Policy 2026-31 should maintain at least 40% tariff differential between knock-down (CKD) and fully-built (CBU) vehicles to protect jobs and ensure competitiveness. It was proposed by IMC Managing Director Ali Asghar Jamali while speaking at the Pakistan Auto Show (PAPS) held at the Karachi Expo Center from November 14 to 16. “Our participation in PAPS 2025 reflects our commitment to the ‘Make-in-Pakistan’ vision to produce world-class vehicles locally while supporting job creation and industrial growth. “We urge the government to maintain policies that promote local manufacturing and protect the








