Civic Oriel

                                    Civic Oriel is very popular in Pakistan

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Honda Civic Oriel – Where Style Meets Everyday Performance

Manufacturer:
Honda Motor Co., Ltd. (Japan)

What is the “Oriel”?
In markets like Pakistan, the Oriel trim is the Civic’s sweet spot—offering more features and refinement than the base model, without reaching the sporty extremes (and price tag) of the RS variant. It’s a favorite among professionals and families who want modern design, turbo power, and premium features in a daily driver.

A Legacy of the Civic Nameplate:
The Honda Civic has been around since 1972 and continues to evolve. Now in its 11th generation, it’s known worldwide for being sporty, fuel-efficient, and incredibly reliable—traits the Oriel proudly carries forward.

Key Features of the Civic Oriel (11th Gen – Pakistan Version):

Engine & Performance:

• 1.5L Turbocharged VTEC Petrol Engine

• CVT automatic transmission for smooth, seamless shifts

• Front-wheel drive layout

• Produces approx. 127–129 horsepower

• Balanced power and fuel economy for everyday use

Exterior Highlights:

• Modern LED headlamps with daytime running lights

• Sleek, coupe-inspired profile

• 17” stylish alloy wheels

• Smart key entry and auto-folding side mirrors

Interior & Comfort:

• Spacious cabin with a clean, minimalist dash layout

• Available in dual-tone or black interior themes

• 9” infotainment screen with Android Auto & Apple CarPlay

• Power driver seat with 8-way adjustability

• Rear AC vents, push-start ignition, and dual-zone climate control

Safety & Driver Assistance:

• 4–6 airbags depending on the variant

• ABS, EBD, and Brake Assist

• Vehicle Stability Assist (VSA) and Hill Start Assist

• Rear camera and parking sensors

• Electronic parking brake and auto brake hold

Civic Oriel in Pakistan:

• Assembled by Honda Atlas

• A top choice for those seeking comfort, performance, and upscale styling in a sedan

• Popular for both personal and executive use

• Strong resale value, trusted service network

• Competes directly with other premium compact sedans

Why the Civic Oriel Wins Hearts:

• Turbocharged yet fuel-efficient

• Sharp looks inside and out

• Packed with modern tech

• Comfortable over long drives and city roads alike

• Backed by Honda’s reputation for quality and durability

Close Rivals:

• Toyota Corolla Altis Grande

• Hyundai Elantra 2.0

• Mazda 3 (global markets)

• Kia Cerato

• Cross-shop options: Kia Stonic or MG ZS (compact SUVs)

Honda City

                                    Honda city is very popular car in pakistan

Honda City – The Trusted Urban Companion

Manufacturer:
Honda Motor Co., Ltd. (Japan)

Legacy & Evolution:
Since its debut in 1981, the Honda City has come a long way—from a compact hatchback to a sleek and refined subcompact sedan. Over the years, it has earned a solid reputation for reliability, fuel economy, and everyday practicality, especially among city drivers across Asia, including Pakistan, India, and Thailand.

Made for the City Life:
As the name suggests, the City is designed for urban roads. It’s easy to drive, light on fuel, and roomy enough for daily commutes or family trips, all wrapped in a smart and modern package.

Key Highlights:

Engine Options (depending on the market):

• 1.2L i-VTEC Petrol – commonly seen in South Asia

• 1.5L i-VTEC Petrol

• 1.5L i-DTEC Diesel – offered in select regions

• Both 5-speed manual and CVT automatic options available

Fuel Efficiency:

• One of its biggest selling points

• Delivers around 14–18 km/l, sometimes even more, depending on how and where you drive

Interior & Comfort:

• Seats 5 comfortably with ample legroom at the back

• Touchscreen infotainment with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay (on higher trims)

• Features like automatic climate control, push-button start, and rear AC vents

• Good-quality interior materials for its price segment

Safety Features:

• Dual airbags standard, with up to 6 in some variants

• ABS with EBD

• Rearview camera and parking sensors

• Vehicle Stability Assist in newer or top trims

Honda City in Pakistan:

• Locally assembled by Honda Atlas

• Offered with 1.2L and 1.5L petrol engine options

• Commonly used by families, professionals, and even ride-hailing drivers

• Excellent resale value and strong service network

• Trims include 1.2L Manual, 1.2L CVT, 1.5L Aspire, among others

Why It’s a Popular Choice:

• Reliable and fuel-efficient

• Comfortable, easy to handle

• Low maintenance and strong resale value

• Balanced mix of practicality and performance

• Backed by Honda’s trusted brand reputation

Main Rivals:

• Toyota Yaris

• Changan Alsvin

• Suzuki Ciaz

• Proton Saga (in budget segment)

• Hyundai Verna (in other regions)

Toyota Fortuner

                   Toyota  fortuner is  very popular in thailand

Toyota Fortuner – The Rugged Premium SUV

Manufacturer:
Toyota Motor Corporation (Japan)

Global Presence:
Launched in 2004, the Fortuner is built on Toyota’s IMV platform—also used in the Hilux and Innova. Designed to handle tough roads and off-road adventures, it blends utility and comfort, making it a favorite across Asia, Africa, the Middle East, and Australia.

Built for Adventure:
With a solid body-on-frame design, the Fortuner is made to take on rough terrain. It’s just as comfortable navigating city streets as it is tackling bumpy tracks, offering a perfect mix of ruggedness and refinement.

Key Highlights:

Engine Options:

• 2.7L 4-cylinder Petrol

• 2.8L Turbocharged Diesel

• 4.0L V6 Petrol (available in select markets)

• Manual and automatic transmission options

Performance:

• Available in both Rear-Wheel Drive (RWD) and Four-Wheel Drive (4WD)

• Diesel variants provide strong torque for better pulling power

• Features like hill assist, traction control, and limited-slip differential enhance off-road capability

Interior & Features:

• Spacious 7-seater setup with three rows

• Premium leather upholstery in higher trims

• Touchscreen infotainment with smartphone compatibility

• Dual-zone automatic climate control

• Power-adjustable driver seat, keyless entry, and push-button start

• Higher variants include digital clusters and JBL premium audio

Safety:

• Up to 7 airbags (depending on model)

• Advanced safety systems like ABS, EBD, Brake Assist

• Vehicle Stability Control for safer handling

• Reverse camera and parking sensors for added convenience

Fortuner in Pakistan:

• Locally assembled by Toyota Indus Motors

• Equally popular in cities and rural areas

• Diesel model preferred for mountain and long-distance travel

• Strong resale value and easy access to parts and service

• Seen as a reliable, stylish choice for families and executives alike

Why People Love the Fortuner:

• Strong and bold road presence

• True off-road capability with SUV-level comfort

• High ground clearance and durable suspension

• Great resale value backed by Toyota’s reputation

• Roomy interior and surprisingly efficient for its size

Main Competitors:

• Kia Sorento

• Hyundai Santa Fe

• Mitsubishi Pajero Sport

• Ford Everest

• Toyota Land Cruiser Prado (more premium segment)

Toyota Prius

                                Toyota prius is  very popular in pakistan

Toyota Prius – The Original Hybrid Hero

Manufacturer:
Toyota Motor Corporation (Japan)

Global Identity:
When Toyota introduced the Prius in 1997, it changed the auto industry forever. It was the first hybrid vehicle to be mass-produced, combining a gasoline engine with an electric motor—long before hybrids became mainstream.

What Sets It Apart?

Hybrid System:
Powered by Toyota’s Hybrid Synergy Drive, the Prius intelligently switches between the electric motor, gasoline engine, or a mix of both—delivering peak fuel efficiency.

Fuel Economy:
Renowned for its impressive mileage, many Prius models achieve over 25–30 km/l depending on road and driving conditions.

Eco-Friendly:
Thanks to lower emissions and fuel consumption, it’s a top choice for environmentally mindful drivers.

Generations at a Glance:

• 1st Gen (1997–2003): Initially Japan-exclusive with a distinct, quirky design.

• 2nd Gen (2003–2009): Sleeker and more refined, it gained global popularity.

• 3rd Gen (2009–2015): More powerful and even more fuel-efficient.

• 4th Gen (2015–2023): Sportier exterior with enhanced tech features.

• 5th Gen (2023–Present): A bold, futuristic look with advanced hybrid and plug-in hybrid options.

Top Features in New Models:

• 1.8L or 2.0L hybrid engine options

• EV mode for short-distance electric-only travel

• Regenerative braking to recover energy

• Lane keep assist and adaptive cruise control

• Premium 12.3” touchscreen in upper trims

• Sleek, coupe-inspired body design

🇵🇰 Prius in Pakistan:
Mostly imported as used Japanese domestic units, the Prius is hugely popular among ride-hailing drivers and anyone seeking fuel savings. Parts and servicing are readily available in major cities.

Why Drivers Love the Prius:

• Incredibly reliable

• Exceptionally fuel-efficient

• Smooth, quiet driving experience

• Lower maintenance than traditional gas-powered cars

Haval H6

                                     Haval H6 is very  popular in Pakistan 

What is Haval?

Haval is a Chinese car brand that mainly makes SUVs. It’s owned by Great Wall Motors (GWM) — one of the biggest car makers in China. While GWM makes different kinds of vehicles, Haval focuses just on SUVs.

Where Is It Popular?

Haval cars are sold in over 30 countries, including:

• Pakistan

• Australia

• South Africa

• UAE

• Russia

• And many more.

In China, it's been one of the top SUV brands for years — often outselling big names like Toyota or Honda.

Popular Haval Models

1. Haval H6

• Midsize SUV

• Comes in Petrol, Hybrid (HEV), and Plug-in Hybrid (PHEV)

• Known for its luxury feel, big interior, and good value for money

2. Haval Jolion

• Compact SUV

• Stylish and good for city driving

• Also comes in Hybrid

• Becoming popular in Pakistan (locally assembled now)

3. Haval Raptor

• A newer, tougher SUV

• Plug-in Hybrid with off-road features

Haval in Pakistan

In Pakistan, Sazgar Engineering partnered with Haval to assemble cars locally. The Haval H6 Hybrid was one of the first locally assembled hybrid SUVs in the country.

People in Pakistan love it because:

• It's modern

• Has lots of features like touchscreen, cameras, digital meter

• Cheaper than many Japanese SUVs with similar features

Why Do People Like Haval?

• Affordable luxury – You get a premium feel at a lower price

• Fuel efficiency – Especially in hybrid models

• Spacious interiors

• Modern design & features (big screens, ADAS, sunroof, etc.)

 What to Watch Out For

• Not as well-known as Toyota or Honda (yet)

• Resale in Pakistan isn’t as strong (but improving)

• Some people say touch controls can feel confusing

Kia Spotage

                              Kia Spotage is very popular  car  in Pakistan 

 Design & Trim Options
Exterior: The new Kia Sportage flaunts a bolder, more contemporary look inspired by the EV9 SUV. It sports eye-catching "star-point" LED headlights, redesigned bumpers, and alloy wheels ranging from 17 to 19 inches. Fresh paint choices like Wolf Grey and Heritage Blue add flair to its updated profile.

Trim Levels: You can choose from a range of trims—LX, EX, SX, SX Prestige, X-Line, X-Pro, and X-Pro Prestige. If you’re leaning toward electrification, hybrid and plug-in hybrid variants are available in trims like EX, SX Prestige, and X-Line.

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 Powertrains & Performance
Standard Gas Engine: The base model runs on a 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine that produces 187 horsepower and 178 lb-ft of torque. It’s paired with an 8-speed automatic transmission and available in either front-wheel or all-wheel drive.

Hybrid & Plug-In Hybrid Options:

• Hybrid (HEV): This setup merges a 1.6-liter turbocharged gas engine with an electric motor, delivering around 231 hp and an impressive fuel economy of about 42 MPG in U.S. models.

• Plug-in Hybrid (PHEV): Offers a more robust output—up to 283 PS (around 232 hp)—and provides approximately 40 miles of electric-only driving range depending on market.

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Interior, Tech & Safety
Tech & Dashboard: Inside, you’ll find two 12.3-inch displays running Kia’s latest ccNC software. Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto come standard, and over-the-air updates keep everything fresh.

Standout Features:

• Baby Mode softens throttle response for smoother rides—ideal for sleeping kids in the back.

• Premium trims offer features like Phone-as-a-Key, fingerprint ignition, built-in dashcam, augmented reality navigation, and a 360-degree surround-view camera.

Safety Technology: Includes advanced systems like Highway Driving Assist 2 with lane change assist, automatic emergency braking with motorcycle detection, lane-keeping assist, and driver attention warnings.

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 Space & Practicality
Cargo Room: Offers roughly 39.6 cubic feet of storage behind the second row in U.S. specs—translating to around 587 liters in European models.

Seating: Designed to seat five comfortably, with ample legroom—especially in long-wheelbase versions available in North America and Australia.

Towing: Some versions can tow up to 1,510 kg (about 3,300 lbs), particularly in the UK market.

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 Criticisms & Market Position
Performance Notes: While the 2.5L gas engine is dependable, it lags behind competitors in acceleration and fuel efficiency—averaging about 25–28 MPG combined in U.S. models.

Hybrid Advantage: The hybrid and plug-in hybrid models not only deliver better fuel economy and a smoother ride but also offer more power and better long-term value, backed by Kia’s strong warranty.

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 Summary at a Glance

Feature	Details
Engine Options	2.5L gas (~187 hp), 1.6L turbo hybrid (~231 hp), PHEV (~232–283 hp)
Transmission	8-speed auto (6-speed or DCT for hybrid models)
Drivetrain	Available in FWD or AWD across most trims
Infotainment	Dual 12.3" screens, wireless Apple CarPlay & Android Auto
Safety	Includes Highway Driving Assist 2, AEB with motorcycle detection
Cargo Capacity	39.6 cu ft (U.S.) / 587 L (UK)
Warranty	Typically 5 years/60,000 miles or up to 7 years/unlimited km (varies)

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 Why It’s Worth Considering
The Kia Sportage hits a sweet spot for buyers who want style, technology, and versatility in a compact SUV. The hybrid and PHEV models in particular shine with their fuel efficiency and upgraded features, while thoughtful additions like Baby Mode and advanced safety systems make it a standout choice for families. If you’re comparing it to rivals like the Toyota RAV4 Hybrid or Honda CR-V Hybrid, the Sportage definitely holds its own.

Suzuki Alto

                                Suzuki  Alto is very popular in pakistan

Suzuki Alto – A Favorite City Car in Pakistan

Made By:
Pak Suzuki Motors, a subsidiary of Suzuki Japan

A Quick Look Back:
The Suzuki Alto made its global debut in 1979 as a compact kei car in Japan. In Pakistan, it first appeared as the Suzuki FX, then evolved into the iconic Suzuki Mehran (1989–2019). Since 2019, it’s officially returned under its original name – Suzuki Alto.

Current Model in Pakistan:
Launched in 2019, the 660cc Suzuki Alto replaced the long-running Mehran. Thanks to its low cost and excellent fuel economy, it's now one of the top-selling cars in the country.

 Main Highlights:

• Engine: 660cc R-Series (noted for fuel efficiency)
• Transmission: Available in manual and AGS (Auto Gear Shift – semi-automatic)
• Mileage: Claimed to deliver 18–22 km/l

Variants to Choose From:

• Alto VX: Base model, no air conditioning
• Alto VXR: Comes with AC and safety features
• Alto VXL AGS: Top variant with semi-automatic gear system

Why It’s Loved:

• Excellent fuel economy
• Low maintenance cost
• Perfect size for city traffic
• Budget-friendly with easily available spare parts

 What Could Be Better:

• Basic build quality
• Not ideal for high-speed highway travel
• Lacks modern tech and luxury features

Estimated 2025 Prices (Ex-Factory):

• VX: PKR 2.4–2.5 million
• VXR: PKR 2.6–2.7 million
• VXL AGS: PKR 3.0–3.1 million
  (Prices may change with inflation and exchange rate shifts)

 

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 Suzuki Alto – A Favorite City Car in Pakistan

 

 Made By:

Pak Suzuki Motors, a subsidiary of Suzuki Japan

 

 A Quick Look Back:

The Suzuki Alto made its global debut in 1979 as a compact kei car in Japan. In Pakistan, it first appeared as the Suzuki FX, then evolved into the iconic Suzuki Mehran (1989–2019). Since 2019, it’s officially returned under its original name – Suzuki Alto.

 

🇵🇰 Current Model in Pakistan:

Launched in 2019, the 660cc Suzuki Alto replaced the long-running Mehran. Thanks to its low cost and excellent fuel economy, it's now one of the top-selling cars in the country.

 

 Main Highlights:

 

Engine: 660cc R-Series (noted for fuel efficiency)

 

Transmission: Available in manual and AGS (Auto Gear Shift – semi-automatic)

 

Mileage: Claimed to deliver 18–22 km/l

 

Variants to Choose From:

 

Alto VX: Base model, no air conditioning

 

Alto VXR: Comes with AC and safety features

 

Alto VXL AGS: Top variant with semi-automatic gear system

 

 

Why It’s Loved:

 

Excellent fuel economy

 

Low maintenance cost

 

Perfect size for city traffic

 

Budget-friendly with easily available spare parts

 

 What Could Be Better:

 

Basic build quality

 

Not ideal for high-speed highway travel

 

Lacks modern tech and luxury features

 

 Estimated 2025 Prices (Ex-Factory):

 

VX: PKR 2.4–2.5 million

 

VXR: PKR 2.6–2.7 million

 

VXL AGS: PKR 3.0–3.1 million

(Prices may change with inflation and exchange rate shifts)

 

Old Model Cultus

                                 Old model Cultus is  very popular in pakistan

 Suzuki Cultus – Old Model (2000–2017, Pakistan)

🔹 Manufacturer:

Pak Suzuki Motors (subsidiary of Suzuki Japan)

🔹 Production Years in Pakistan:

2000 – 2017

🔹 Vehicle Type:

5-door Hatchback

🔹 Engine:

• 1000cc G10 3-cylinder (carbureted and EFI in later models)
• Manual Transmission (5-speed)

 

 Brief History:

• The original Cultus was based on the second-generation Suzuki Swift (global name).
• Introduced in 2000 in Pakistan, it replaced the Suzuki Khyber.
• Initially came with a carburetor engine.
• Around 2007, Pak Suzuki shifted to an EFI (Electronic Fuel Injection) engine and slightly updated design (bumpers, headlights, etc.).

 

Popular Variants in Pakistan:

Variant	Fuel System	Notable Features
Cultus VX	Carburetor	Basic version, no AC or power windows
Cultus VXR	Carburetor	With AC
Cultus VXL	Carburetor	With AC & power windows
Cultus VXRi	EFI	Upgraded engine, better fuel efficiency
Cultus VXLi	EFI	Full features, more refined drive

 

 Known For:

• Durability and low maintenance
• Spare parts easily available
• Simple mechanics – easy for local mechanics to repair
• Good resale value

 Common Issues:

• Weak AC performance in older models
• Rusting in body over time (especially under doors and trunk)
• Average build quality (common in budget Suzuki cars of that era)

 Fun Fact:

The name “Cultus” comes from Latin, meaning “care” or “adoration”. Despite being outdated by global standards, it remained popular in Pakistan due to affordability and simplicity.

 

Mehran Car

The Suzuki Mehran is one of the most iconic and widely used cars in Pakistan. 

 

 Suzuki Mehran – A Quick Look

🔹 Manufacturer:
Produced by Pak Suzuki Motors, a subsidiary of Suzuki Japan.

🔹 Years in Production:
1989 to 2019 (only in Pakistan).

🔹 Vehicle Type:
800cc mini hatchback.

🔹 Global Identity:
Internationally known as the 1st generation Suzuki Alto.

🕰️ Launch Story in Pakistan:

Suzuki Mehran hit the roads in 1989, launched as a locally built version of the 2nd-gen Suzuki Alto (SS80).
It was assembled at Pak Suzuki’s Karachi plant and replaced the Suzuki FX – Pakistan’s first locally introduced compact car.

 Available Variants Over Time:

• Mehran VX (Base Model):
  Super basic – no AC, no power windows, just the essentials.

Mehran VXR (Upgraded Model):

Added comfort 

• Added comfort features like air-conditioning and improved seats.

 Later Upgrades:

• In 2012, Suzuki switched to a Euro II-compliant EFI engine, replacing the older carburetor system.
• A few visual tweaks followed – a new front grille, tail lights, etc.

 Why It Became a Favorite:

• Extremely budget-friendly; perfect for first-time buyers.
• Very low maintenance and widely available spare parts.
• High resale value.
• Simple mechanical design made it easy to fix, even by roadside mechanics.

 End of the Road:
After 30 years, production ended in 2019.
It was phased out due to stricter emission regulations and evolving safety standards.
The Mehran was replaced by the 660cc Suzuki Alto (8th generation).

Feature	Detail
Engine	796cc OHC EFI (Petrol)
Transmission	4-speed manual
Fuel Type	Petrol
Mileage	~13–16 km/l
Fuel Tank Capacity	30 liters
Top Speed	Around 140 km/h
Price (Final Model)	PKR 102,0000 (VXR Euro II)