Government Proposes 10% Automotive Development Levy on High-Engine-Capacity Cars
Most outlets led with the introduction of a new 10% Automotive Development Levy on imported and high-engine-capacity cars under the proposed auto policy for 2026–31. ProPakistani focused on the government’s approval and the general levy, while Daily Pakistan highlighted the potential financial burden on buyers of vehicles above 2,000cc. Both framed the policy as a new financial measure but did not elaborate on broader implications or opposition.
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Which Cars will Face 10% New Levy under Pakistan’s Proposed Auto Policy for 2026-31?
ISLAMABAD – Pakistan’s new auto policy could bring an additional financial burden for buyers of high-engine-capacity vehicles, with the government proposing a 10% Automotive Development Levy on cars above 2,000cc and a 2% charge on vehicles over 1,000cc. The draft policy, approved by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, proposes introducing the levy on imported as well as […]
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Govt to Impose New 10% Car Levy
The new draft auto policy approved by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif proposes a new Automotive Development Levy on imported and… Read More
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