Pakistani Motorcycles Market is skyrocketing. Following the last year record, the start of 2026 was roaring with first three months sales reaching the 532.629 units, up a tremendous 32.9% from the correspondent period last year.
Motorcycles Industry Trend and Perspectives
The 2-wheeler Pakistani market is fast growing and actually ranks as the 9th largest in the World with the best growing performance in 2025 among the top 50 markets.
Indeed, following the prolonged collapse of 2 and 3 wheelers demand, started with devastating flood in July 2022, the Pakistani motorcycles market is recovering, starting from the second half 2024.
Following an already very positive 2024, with sales up 18.4%, in 2025 the domestic Pakistani 2-wheeler market has been is one of the fastest growing worldwide with sales at 1.8 million (+39.8%).
Nevertheless, the start of 2026 was roaring with first three months sales reaching the 532.629 units, up a tremendous 32.9% from the correspondent period last year.
The electric vehicles segment is booming, supported by government incentives and by the doubled fuel price, after having reached the sales record in 2025, in the first three months 2026 reported a +50.2%.
Looking at the performance among the top manufacturers, the leader Honda reports sales up 33.6%.
In second place there was United Auto (+20.9%), followed by Road Prince (+19.3%) and Suzuki (+31.7%).
Yamaha Quits the Market
In a major development for Pakistan’s two-wheeler industry, Yamaha Motor Pakistan (Private) Limited has officially announced the end of its motorcycle production in the country. The decision, according to the company, comes as part of a change in business policy.
According to an official notification issued in mid September 2025, the company attributed this decision to a change in its business policy. Yamaha expressed gratitude to its customers for their long-standing loyalty and assured that after-sales support, spare parts supply, and warranty services will continue through its authorized dealers across Pakistan.
We see Yamaha decision as a key effect or radical changes in place in the country, with a policy totally oriented to EVs segment and the arrival of new strong players from China.
