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Current Situation of Automobile Industry in Pakistan

By: Shaikh, Mohammad Irfan | Economic Review, April-May 2009 | Article details

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Current Situation of Automobile Industry in Pakistan


Shaikh, Mohammad Irfan, Economic Review


Established in 1986, Hinopak is a Japanese owned multinational company with majority shares with Hino Motors Japan (59%) and Toyota Tsusho Corporation, Japan (30%).

Backed by Hino's expertise, Hinopak has achieved standard of quality and excellence that rival the best in the region. The Company has been overall market leader in commercial vehicles for the last 23 years. With over 50,000 vehicles on road, Hinopak has gained over 65% market share, making it the largest manufacturer in medium & heavy duty truck and bus industry in Pakistan.

The company is the first in the commercial vehicles sector to start the establishment of a 3S Dealers network, which offers …

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