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Pakistan allows used car imports under five years old to meet IMF reform goals, with duties phasing down to zero by 2030.
Pakistan’s government has approved importing used cars under five years old, effective immediately until June 30, 2026, as part of reforms tied to an IMF loan, with the age limit to be lifted afterward.
A 40% regulatory duty will apply, phasing down by 10% annually until it ends in 2029–30.
Vehicles must meet safety and environmental standards.
The move aims to boost affordable vehicle access and liberalize trade, but local manufacturers warn of potential job losses and market disruption amid declining production.
The policy is part of broader economic reforms, though experts caution it may strain foreign exchange reserves and hinder local auto and electric vehicle development.
Pakistán permite la importación de automóviles usados menores de cinco años para cumplir con los objetivos de reforma del FMI, con aranceles que se reducirán a cero para 2030.