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Toyota IMC to invest $100 Million to assemble hybrid Electric vehicles in Pakistan

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Toyota Indus Motor Company (IMC) has reported that it will start the nearby creation of Hybrid Electric Vehicles (HEVs) in Pakistan soon. The organization has uncovered in an authority warning to the PSX that it will contribute $100 million for the nearby creation of HEVs throughout the following 3 years.

Toyota IMC added that the organization will dispense the sum for the up-degree of the neighbourhood get together plant at Port Qasim, Karachi, which will likewise empower more noteworthy restrictions on vehicle parts.

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The organization likewise recognized the new obligation and expense reliefs given by the public authority to the automakers to energize the nearby assembling and deals of climate cordial vehicles.

There are also reports that Honda Atlas Cars Limited (HACL) is planning to make a large investment in the local production of HEVs in the near future.

This is a significant development, as Toyota has an extensive lineup of HEVs, including Toyota Prius and Corolla Cross, which are already being sold in Pakistan as Completely Built-Up (CBU) units.

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