ISLAMABAD -- Automakers in Pakistan have begun exploring exports of locally assembled cars, with Japanese brands taking the lead under a government policy drive aiming to turn the industry exportable.
Policy asks automakers to ship 10% of import value, but experts say it's too ambitious

Japanese automaker Honda Motor's subsidiary in Pakistan recently became the first company to start exporting vehicles made in the country, shipping 40 locally assembled cars to Japan. (Photo by Adnan Aamir)
ISLAMABAD -- Automakers in Pakistan have begun exploring exports of locally assembled cars, with Japanese brands taking the lead under a government policy drive aiming to turn the industry exportable.