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Changan Motors Revokes Its Massive Price Hike Following Govt Intervention
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In an announcement made earlier this week, Master Changan Motors announced an increase in the cost of its entire lineup of vehicles. Because of this development, the government has taken action and ordered the corporation to “halt any further price increases.”
Following the government’s demands, Changan has chosen to temporarily postpone the revised prices of all vehicles in its lineup indefinitely, with no end date in sight. The corporation made the information available to the public through a public announcement on social media platforms.

Changan Motors Revokes Its Massive Price Hike Following Govt Intervention
In the notice, the company stated that the price increase was the result of an increase in freight charges from $800 to $4000, and it also called to the government to assist them by cutting freight charges and providing operational assistance so that future price increases can be avoided.
The statement also stated that delivery of already scheduled automobiles will continue as usual; however, no information was provided about current or prospective bookings in the statement.
Many other manufacturers in Pakistan would be concerned by the recent government intervention, as the recent supply chain difficulties would have provided an excellent justification for a price increase across the whole Pakistani automobile industry.
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