United Auto Industries (Pvt.) Ltd. has increased motorcycle prices across multiple models, citing rising production costs and sustained pressure from higher fuel and raw material prices.
In a notification, the company said it had attempted to keep prices stable despite inflationary trends, but recent increases in input costs, particularly petroleum products and manufacturing materials, have made it difficult to maintain existing rates.
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As a result, prices of 70cc and 100cc motorcycles have been increased by Rs. 3,000, while 125cc variants have seen a higher increase of Rs. 5,000. The revised prices will take effect from April 11, 2026, and will apply to all new bookings made from that date.
The company said the decision reflects broader cost pressures being faced by the automotive sector, where rising fuel prices have also increased transportation and distribution expenses.
In a similar development, Pak Star Automobile (Pvt.) Ltd. has also revised prices of its Metro e-vehicle lineup, pointing to increased logistics and freight costs.
According to the company, higher sea freight charges, along with rising transportation expenses from Karachi seaport to manufacturing facilities and onward delivery to dealerships, have significantly impacted overall costs.
It added that the recent surge in petroleum prices has further compounded these pressures, affecting the entire supply chain.
Following these developments, the company has increased prices of all Metro e-vehicle models by Rs. 5,000 with immediate effect. The revised pricing applies to all orders from April 3 onward, with dealers instructed to adjust payments accordingly.
The twin price hikes reflect mounting cost pressures across both conventional and electric two-wheeler segments, as manufacturers pass on the impact of rising fuel and logistics expenses to consumers.
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