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2025: The Year of the “Gold Rush” for Pakistan’s Motorcycle Industry.

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January 28, 2026
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A display of 70cc and 125cc motorcycles in a Pakistani showroom, showcasing the industry's 35% growth in 2025.
Pakistan's two-wheeler industry hits a record high with 1.9 million units sold in 2025.

The year 2025 has officially become a “gold rush” for Pakistan’s two-wheeler industry. Defying tough economic conditions, the industry rolled out nearly 1.9 million units, marking a massive 35.2% jump compared to the previous year. This recovery is proving to be a vital engine for local industrial growth, benefiting thousands from factory assembly lines to local repair shops.

Inside the Numbers:

  • 70cc Dominance: Small, fuel-efficient 70cc bikes remain the undisputed kings, with 1.1 million units sold, a staggering 56% increase in demand as consumers prioritize low running costs.
  • The 125cc Segment: Power and style maintained strong momentum, with the 125cc category growing by a solid 32%.
  • Top Performers: Atlas Honda saw a healthy 32% growth, selling 1.2 million units in FY25. However, smaller local players stole the spotlight; Unique saw a massive 90% surge, while United Motorcycles grew by 51%, cementing its position as the country’s second-highest selling brand.

Why the Surge? As inflation and fuel prices fluctuate, the average Pakistani consumer is shifting heavily toward affordable and fuel-efficient transportation. Industry veteran Sabir Sheikh notes that this shift proves the resilience of the local market, as many consumers now prefer owning a bike over using outdated public transport or costly ride-hailing services.

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Muneeba Zaman is a Karachi-based digital content creator and social media specialist. She creates business, tech, AI, and digital marketing content for Headline Recorder, with a focus on clear storytelling, brand consistency, and creative direction.