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how and when to remove this template message adam motor company industry automotive fate defunct headquarters karachi sindh pakistan key people feroz khan chairman & ceo products passenger cars slogan daring to terrorise the roads . website http www.adammotor.com adam motor company ltd. was an automobile manufacturer based in karachi pakistan . they were notable for producing the revo which was pakistan s first indigenously designed car . production ceased in 2006 and their assets were put up for sale . initially adam motor was involved in assembling light trucks from chinese components followed by a four wheel drive sports utility vehicle . adam motors the makers of revo launched the car on april 18 2005 with high hopes . however the company sold just 600 units before it broke down owing to a lack of working capital . former prime minister shaukat aziz inaugurated revo s plant in 2003 located a few kilometres from karachi owing to which most units were sold in the city . according to khan aziz promised him to buy his car for the government as it was the cheapest in the country . the government could have easily bought 5 000 10 000 cars a year but it never fulfilled its promise and that according to khan was one of the major reasons why the project collapsed . when launched revo s price was rs269 000 cheaper by rs46 000 when compared to the more popular choice of suzuki mehran . asked whether he could re launch revo khan reluctantly said that it could within 15 months after studying the current needs of the industry . khan s reluctance to take another risk is understandable . he still owes rs230 million despite paying a large part of the rs1 billion debt he accumulated in launching revo . if adam motor re launches revo then its price would be around rs600 000 owing to the depreciation of the pakistani rupee since 2005 khan said . the current price of suzuki mehran is rs686 000 . this is a better time to produce a local car as prices have gone up way too high owing to the expensive imported parts said khan . but i must say that i am fearful in re launching revo because of this country s politics . despite difficulty in procuring its spare parts one can still find revo on roads after all this time . those who still use the car say some of the attractive characteristics of revo are its strong body and spacious interior . khan believes pakistan can achieve more milestones in the future because of the position where its auto industry stands today . however for that to happen the local industry needs to work hard especially if it wants to prepare itself for regional competition . contents 1 models 2 see also 3 references 4 external links models edit revo small car boltoro 2x4 off road vehicle zabardast econo zabardast super zabardast see also edit transport in pakistan references edit external links edit adam motor company site closed down v t e automotive industry in pakistan automotive industry economy of pakistan transport in pakistan active 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