Buraq Automobiles plans to start assembling heavy motorcycles from Chinese and Italian manufacturers in Pakistan by January 2027, which should drop imported bike prices by lakhs of rupees, according to company statements.
Mubeen Ahmed, the Chief Executive Officer, stated that the assembly facility will reach full completion by December of this year, and commercial manufacturing will begin the next month. The firm additionally intends to release motorcycles equipped with electronic fuel injection engines.
At present, Buraq Automobiles brings in and sells Benelli, Moto Morini, and QJMOTOR motorcycles across the nation.
Assembling work will kick off with the Moto Morini Alltrhike 450 adventure motorcycle, which will then be followed by a 300cc unit. The enterprise likewise intends to put together a motorcycle originating from an undisclosed global brand.
Domestic production will lower the financial impact of import duties. The Alltrhike 450 currently costs Rs2.6 million as an imported motorcycle, but Ahmed mentioned that local assembly could drop this cost by roughly 23 percent down to Rs1.995 million in Pakistan.
He further mentioned that retail rates might drop even more if upcoming government automotive guidelines lower tariffs on completely knocked down kits.
