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Car ownership in pakistan becomes easier as bank loans rise

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ISLAMABAD: Car ownership in Pakistan is becoming more attainable as banks have increased auto financing, giving buyers easier access to car loans and boosting demand for vehicles across the country.

According to the State Bank of Pakistan, auto financing reached PKR 318 billion in November 2025, showing a 35.5% increase compared to PKR 235 billion in November 2024.

On a monthly basis, financing also saw a slight rise, increasing by 0.8% from PKR 315 billion in October 2025.

Experts say the growth in car loans indicates that banks are not only supporting the rising demand for vehicles but also playing a key role in making car ownership easier for Pakistani consumers.

Economists note that this trend reflects a positive shift toward more affordable and accessible financing options, encouraging more urban residents to consider buying personal vehicles.

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