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BYD Pakistan’s $150 Million Gharo Assembly Plant Nears Completion

BYD Pakistan’s $150 million vehicle assembly plant in Gharo, Sindh, is being completed as preparations are accelerated for the country’s first locally assembled BYD vehicle. The facility has been developed in under two years, highlighting the company’s long-term commitment to Pakistan. More than 2,000 vehicles were recently received through BYD Pakistan’s largest RoRo shipment. Meanwhile, a 1,300-kilometre charging network has been established by HUBCO Green, linking Karachi to Peshawar through 19 public DC fast-charging stations.

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Unregistered Zu Cards Face January Block

TransPeshawar has made NADRA biometric verification mandatory for all Zu Cards used on the Zu Peshawar system. Passengers must register by December 31, 2026, or their cards will be blocked from January 1, 2027. Registration costs Rs10. Foreign passengers can use the Zu App or buy a Single Journey Ticket.

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ACD Hits 31% on Bike Parts Imported by Manufacturers

The Economic Coordination Committee of the cabinet approved increases in additional customs duty on imported radial tyres and motorcycle parts to promote domestic manufacturing. ACD rose from 4% to 11% on imports of radial tyres and motorcycle parts that are also manufactured locally. Separately, the duty on motorcycle parts imported by local manufacturers increased from 11% to 31%. The measures are intended to support Pakistan’s domestic radial tyre and motorcycle parts industries.

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Pakistan’s EV Push Aims to Cut Fuel Imports

Pakistan expects to achieve its electric vehicle adoption target ahead of schedule as more consumers switch from petrol and diesel cars, according to Prime Minister’s Adviser on Industries and Production Haroon Akhtar. The country’s EV policies aim to reduce fuel imports, improve air quality and support sustainable transport. Approved in 2019, the National Electric Vehicles Policy initially targeted EVs accounting for 30% of passenger vehicle and heavy-duty truck sales by 2030, rising to 90% by 2040.

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