After months of drawing speculations and driving test mules on the roads,Changan’s Alsvin has finally officially arrived in Pakistan.

The Chinese company will work in tandem with Master Motors which hasreportedly set up a $100 million vehicle assembly plant in Karachi. Reportsalso state that the plant has an annual production capacity ofapproximately 30,000 units. Changan currently has seventeen dealershipsacross Pakistan – one in KP, one in Balochistan, four in Sindh, and elevenin the Punjab.——————————

The digital reveal was hosted by the CEO of Master Changan Motors, DanialMalik. In his address, he introduced the Master group and Changan, spokeabout the current car culture and Changan’s new offerings, and detailed howthe Alsvin Sedan is going to be a game-changer for the Pakistani automotiveindustry.

The Alsvin is a sub-compact sedan that will go up against the Toyota Yaris,the Honda City, and other similar cars in the market. Although it willinitially be offered as a CBU, its CKD version will go into production bymid-2021 if the demand for it is high enough. This seems to be highlyprobable as the car has a lot to be liked.