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Morris Garages or MG Motors has received Greenfield status to manufacture cars in Pakistan. Greenfield status is granted to car assembly companies and includes tax and duty incentives to encourage new car companies entering the Pakistani market. The company has already launched its compact SUV MG-HS and has revealed its plans to launch more cars including MG-ZS 1.5, MG ZS EV, which is fully electric and has 44.5 KWH of power, pick-up truck MG-Extender and SUV RX8. The Engineering Development Boa...

Morris Garages (MG), a China-based British car company that made its debut in Pakistan a couple of months ago, has received the greenfield status under

LAHORE: Pakistan Business Council and Engineering Development Board have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to jointly work for the development of engineering goods and services sectors, a...

EDB chief calls for raising engineering goods export Says this industry can boost Pakistan’s export revenue by $5 billion LAHORE: Pakistan can boost its export revenue by $5 billion in the coming years as the global engineering sector presents a huge opportunity for the country, said Engineering Development Board (EDB) Chairman Almas Hyder. He made the remarks at a ceremony held for signing a memorandum of understanding (MoU) between the Pakistan Business Council (PBC) and the EDB on Tuesday....

Automobile stakeholders demand EV board Officials say Engineering Development Board lacks expertise to manage EVs First electric vehicle station. PHOTO: TWIITER/@MinistryofST KARACHI: The producers and traders of electrical vehicles have demanded establishment of a separate electric vehicle board under the Electric Vehicle Policy. The Engineering Development Board (EDB) was designed to regulate fuel-based automobiles and it does not have any expertise to manage electric vehicles, said Pakistan...

200k loader rickshaw owners face scrutiny Traffic wardens stop drivers due to non-registration LAHORE: More than 200,000 loader motorcycle owners across Punjab are facing difficulties because the manufacturers of these vehicles have not obtained certification from the relevant authorities. As a result of lack of certification from the transport department, Pakistan Standards and Quality Control Authority and the Engineering Development Board, the vehicles are not registered by the Motor Registr...