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Pakistan Auto Policy Shields Local Industry from Dumping
Pakistan's new auto policy introduces anti-dumping measures designed to protect the local auto industry from an influx of inexpensive imported vehicles. These safeguards are crucial for preserving approximately 2.5 million jobs in the sector. By adopting gradual tariff reductions on imported cars, the government aims to avoid rapid market changes that could disadvantage local manufacturers. The policy also provides targeted incentives for companies that increase local production.
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Published 24 Jun 2026, 12:30 UTC1 min read
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Brief
NewsBite reading:Pakistan's Auto Policy Implements Anti-Dumping Measures for Local Industry
TL;DR
- New auto policy includes anti-dumping measures.
- Gradual tariff adjustments will protect local jobs.
- Approximately 2.5 million jobs safeguarded.
- Incentives for local parts manufacturing introduced.
- Tariffs on fully built-up vehicles between 40-75%.
Interesting facts
- The policy aligns Pakistan with global practices in auto production tariffs.
- Countries like China and the US maintain similar protective measures.
What changed
The introduction of anti-dumping measures to safeguard the local automotive industry and a system of targeted incentives for production localization.