Pakistan is witnessing a major shift in traffic enforcement. With Sindh’s fully automated e-Challan system live in Karachi and now preparing to expand across Hyderabad, Sukkur, Larkana, Mirpurkhas, and later to all major cities in Punjab, KP, Balochistan, and Islamabad, road monitoring is entering a new digital age. As more cameras, sensors, and automated systems replace manual checking, one category of vehicles stands out as the best fit for Pakistan’s next-generation traffic environment: 👉 Modern Japanese Cars. Globally trusted for...
Read More
Historic Energy Milestone: Pakistan’s First U.S. Crude Oil Shipment In a landmark development for Pakistan’s energy and trade sectors, the country received its first-ever shipment of U.S. crude oil on October 29, 2025. The MT Pegasus, a Suezmax vessel carrying 1 million barrels of West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude, docked at Cnergyico’s offshore Single Point Mooring (SPM) terminal off the coast of Hub, Balochistan. This event not only strengthens Pakistan–U.S. trade relations but also paves the way for economic stability,...
Read More
If you're planning to buy a high-end car in Pakistan, there's a new law you absolutely need to know about. As of the Finance Act 2025, non-filers can no longer book, purchase, or register any car worth more than Rs. 7 million — whether it's locally assembled or imported, including used Japanese cars in Pakistan. As someone deeply involved in the Japanese car market through Nazar Japan, I feel it's important to break this down clearly so buyers — especially...
Read More
Imported vehicles, especially used Japanese cars in Pakistan, have become increasingly popular due to their comfort, fuel efficiency, and advanced features. In major cities like Karachi, buyers often flock to imported car showrooms looking for value and performance. However, owning a Japanese car in Pakistan comes with a unique set of challenges—especially outside urban, well-developed areas. If you're considering purchasing one, here’s what to expect and how to navigate the bumps on the road. 1. Road Suitability – Not Made...
Read More
Toyota’s First Electric Car Finally Coming Soon – What to Expect? Toyota, a global leader in the automotive industry, is finally set to launch its first fully electric car, marking a new era of innovation. As the demand for eco-friendly vehicles rises, many car enthusiasts in Pakistan are eagerly waiting for Toyota’s electric car to hit the market. With the increasing popularity of Japanese imported cars in Pakistan, this EV could be a game-changer for those looking for fuel-efficient and...
Read More
