SUVs and other automobiles will soon be exported from Pakistan, according to the Ministry of Industries and Production.
Fifty locally built Toyota Indus SUVs will be exported in the first phase. The Toyota Indus Hybrid Corolla Cross will then be exported in the second phase.
In addition, 100 mechanical engineers from Pakistan have been sent to Japan for training. In Japan, their abilities are valued and recognized.
On June 4, the federal government discussed including more regulatory obligations on previously owned foreign cars in the next budget. Vehicles exceeding 1800cc will be impacted by this prospective increase, and additional fees might be imposed on other vehicle classifications.
In an effort to gain traction in the global market, Pakistan’s automotive industry has taken a major step forward with the decision to begin exporting cars that are made there. The nation’s expanding auto production capabilities are demonstrated by the export of SUVs and hybrid vehicles.
In the meantime, engineering education in Japan seems to be concentrated on improving technical proficiency and guaranteeing superior manufacturing standards. The government’s contemplation of raising import taxes on automobiles is another indication that it is working to encourage domestic manufacture and lessen dependency on foreign autos.
