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Kaiyi Vehicle Deliveries in Pakistan Delayed Until November 2026

October 16, 2026 • 1 hour ago •

ISLAMABAD: Q-Autos has announced that deliveries of Kaiyi vehicles in Pakistan will be delayed until November 2026 due to disruptions in international shipping and port operations. The company informed customers that the revised delivery schedule is a result of changes in shipping timelines and limited vessel availability.

In a notice to customers, Q-Autos explained that the delays are partly attributed to adverse weather conditions affecting shipping routes and ongoing logistical challenges at ports. The company emphasized its commitment to keeping customers informed and is working diligently to resolve these issues.

This delay in vehicle deliveries could have significant implications for consumers eagerly awaiting their new cars, as well as for the automotive market in Pakistan, which has been striving to recover from previous supply chain disruptions. The situation raises concerns about the broader impact on consumer confidence and spending in the automotive sector.

Looking ahead, Q-Autos plans to provide regular updates to customers regarding the status of their orders and is exploring alternative shipping options to expedite the delivery process. The company remains hopeful that improvements in shipping logistics will allow for a smoother delivery experience in the coming months.