Daihatsu Move Conte

The Daihatsu Move Conte Custom RS is the sportier trim of this kei-class hatchback, originally built for the Japanese domestic market and now fairly common in Pakistan as a grey import. It runs a small 660cc engine — either naturally aspirated or turbocharged depending on the specific unit — and is aimed at buyers who want a compact, easy-to-park city car with a bit more visual character than the base Move. The tall-boy body gives decent headroom for a kei car, and the RS badge typically brings alloy wheels and a slightly firmer feel. In city traffic expect somewhere around 12-15 km/l depending on engine type and driving habits.

Being a grey import, this is where buyers need to be realistic. Parts are not widely stocked locally and most mechanics outside major cities like Karachi and Lahore will have limited familiarity with the platform. Electrical components and CVT-related parts can take time to source. Resale is narrower than mainstream Japanese-Pakistani models like Alto or Cultus, so liquidity is lower if you need to sell quickly.

The Move Conte Custom RS suits a buyer who primarily drives in the city, values a compact footprint, and is comfortable sourcing parts through importers. The honest limitation is after-sales support — budget for that before buying.