PESHAWAR (Pajhwok): Surging demand from Afghanistan has jacked up motorcycles prices in Pakistan, assemblers say.
The Association of Pakistan Motorcycle Assemblers (APMA) on Friday tied the hike in motorcycle prices to growing demand, including from customers in Afghanistan.
Afghan buyers, who make payments in dollars, are reportedly offering 15,000 rupees more than the official retail price for the CG 125cc motorcycles.
Meanwhile, Yamaha and Suzuki have also confirmed a spike in demand for their products from the neighbouring country, where the use of the two-wheeler has lately increased.
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