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Thousands flock to PakWheels Auto Show 2025 in Lahore

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— Ministers Malik Faisal Ayub Khokhar and Bilal Akbar Khan Praise Growing Car Culture

 

LAHORE, October 5, 2025: The PakWheels Auto Show 2025 turned Lahore into the heart of Pakistan’s automotive excitement as thousands of car lovers gathered to witness a spectacular display of modern electric and petrol vehicles. The highly anticipated event, organized under the leadership of Sunil Manj, brought together automotive enthusiasts, families, and youth from all over the country.

The grand show was attended by Provincial Minister for Sports Malik Faisal Ayub Khokhar and Provincial Minister for Transport Bilal Akbar Khan as special guests. Both ministers toured the exhibition and admired the impressive lineup of world-class vehicles showcased at the event.

The show featured a remarkable collection of both electric and petrol cars, including iconic global brands such as Lamborghini, Porsche 911, Audi e-Tron, and Nissan GR, captivating visitors with their design, technology, and performance. With its diverse range of cars, the event reflected Pakistan’s growing passion for automobiles and emerging interest in eco-friendly innovations.

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Speaking on the occasion, Minister for Sports Malik Faisal Ayub Khokhar said that the Lahore Auto Show is a symbol of Pakistan’s rapidly expanding automotive culture.

“Our local automotive products are second to none, and every car showcased here tells its own story. Such events promote healthy entertainment and inspire youth toward innovation and technology,” he remarked.

Minister for Transport Bilal Akbar Khan also appreciated the organizers, highlighting the importance of safe motorsports activities for the younger generation.

“It’s heartening to see families participating in large numbers. The government plans to introduce official track racing opportunities soon so that talented youth can safely exhibit their passion for cars,” he announced.

Event organizer Sunil Manj said the purpose of the PakWheels Auto Show 2025 was to promote a positive automotive culture and encourage innovation and creativity among young people.

“This year’s inclusion of modern electric vehicles made the event not only thrilling but also environmentally meaningful,” he added.

Participants praised the event for being a perfect combination of motorsports, innovation, and environmental awareness, with the excitement spilling over to social media as thousands shared selfies and videos with the latest car models.

With record-breaking attendance, cutting-edge car displays, and government support, the PakWheels Auto Show 2025 once again established Lahore as Pakistan’s hub of automotive enthusiasm and innovation.


 

Tags: Audi e-TronAutomotive InnovationBilal Akbar KhanCar Culture in PakistanElectric Vehicles PakistanLahore Auto ShowLamborghini PakistanMalik Faisal Ayub KhokharPakistan MotorsportsPakWheels Auto Show 2025Sunil Manj
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