What Are the Latest Car Prices in Pakistan?

Car prices in Pakistan continue to change because of taxes, exchange rates, manufacturing costs, government policy, import costs and changes in the local automobile market. As of September 2026, buyers have a wide range of new cars to consider, from small hatchbacks costing below PKR 30 lakh to premium SUVs and electric vehicles costing several crores.

This guide provides a current overview of new car prices in Pakistan, focusing on major brands and models officially available or recently introduced in the market. It also explains the difference between ex-factory prices and the amount a buyer may actually have to pay after taxes, registration, freight and other charges.

Because manufacturers can revise prices without much notice, readers should confirm the final price with the relevant authorized dealer before booking or making payment.

Latest New Car Prices in Pakistan at a Glance

The following table provides a useful snapshot of current listed prices:

These figures are listed prices or current market prices and should not be treated as permanent quotations.

Suzuki Car Prices in Pakistan

Suzuki remains one of the most important brands in Pakistan's mass-market car segment. Its current official price list includes several models below PKR 50 lakh as well as the newer Fronx above that level.

Suzuki Alto Price

The Suzuki Alto remains one of the lowest-priced mainstream new petrol cars available from a major manufacturer.

Current Suzuki Pakistan prices are:

• Alto VXR — PKR 2,994,861

• Alto VXR-AGS — PKR 3,166,480

• Alto VXL-AGS — PKR 3,326,446

Suzuki also separately displays filer and non-filer tax amounts on its price page.

Suzuki Every Price

The Suzuki Every VXR is listed at:

• Every VXR — PKR 2,965,200

The Every is a compact vehicle with a tall body and practical interior layout.

Suzuki Cultus Price

Current listed Cultus prices are:

• Cultus VXR — PKR 4,089,490

• Cultus VXL — PKR 4,359,160

• Cultus VXL-AGS — PKR 4,591,460

This puts the complete listed Cultus range below PKR 50 lakh.

Suzuki Swift Price

Current Suzuki Swift prices are:

• Swift GL — PKR 4,460,160

• Swift GL CVT — PKR 4,605,600

• Swift GLX CVT — PKR 4,766,190

• Swift GLX CVT Two-Tone — PKR 4,766,190

The Swift is therefore another major new-car option below PKR 50 lakh.

Suzuki Fronx Price

The Fronx is positioned above the Swift and Cultus.

Suzuki's current displayed prices include:

• Fronx GL 5MT — PKR 5,999,999

• Fronx GL 4AT — PKR 6,099,999

• Fronx GLX 6AT Hybrid — PKR 6,699,999

• Fronx GLX 6AT Hybrid Two-Tone — PKR 6,774,999

However, a recent September 2026 promotional revision reported by PakWheels reduced the Fronx GLX Hybrid to PKR 6,399,999 for the mono-tone version and PKR 6,474,999 for the two-tone version. The reported promotion is limited-period and subject to conditions. Buyers should confirm the applicable invoice price with Suzuki before booking.

Toyota Car Prices in Pakistan

Toyota Pakistan currently lists several locally available passenger cars, SUVs and pickups.

Toyota Yaris Price

The Toyota Yaris currently starts from:

PKR 4,649,000

This makes the Yaris one of the major new sedans available below PKR 50 lakh.

Toyota Corolla Price

The Toyota Corolla X currently starts from:

PKR 6,099,000

Therefore, a new Corolla is now above the PKR 50-lakh range.

Toyota Corolla Cross Price

The Corolla Cross currently starts from:

PKR 7,235,000

This puts it above the 50-lakh level.

Toyota Fortuner Price

The Toyota Fortuner currently starts from:

PKR 12,435,000

The Fortuner GR-S is listed from PKR 20,499,000.

Toyota Revo and Hilux Prices

Toyota's current listed prices include:

• Revo — from PKR 12,329,000

• Revo GR-S — from PKR 15,839,000

• Hilux E Standard — from PKR 11,379,000

• Hilux Single Cabin — from PKR 6,549,000

These are considerably higher than the small-car segment.

Honda Car Prices in Pakistan

Honda Atlas Cars Pakistan currently lists the City, Civic and HR-V.

Honda City Price

Current Honda City prices include:

• City 1.2LS — PKR 4,737,000

• City Aspire 1.5LAS — PKR 6,069,000

• City Aspire S 1.5LAS — PKR 6,149,000

The entry-level City is therefore below PKR 50 lakh, while the higher variants are above that threshold.

Honda Civic Price

Current Civic prices are:

• Civic Standard — PKR 8,499,000

• Civic Oriel — PKR 8,834,000

• Civic RS — PKR 10,100,000

A new Civic therefore falls well above the 50-lakh budget.

Honda HR-V Price

The Honda HR-V has recently undergone an important price change.

Honda's current website shows:

• HR-V VTi-S — PKR 7,299,000

• HR-V e:HEV — PKR 9,299,000

The September 2026 revision was reported as a limited-time price reduction, with the revised prices applying to eligible orders invoiced from September 25 and subject to limited stock. Freight and withholding tax are excluded.

This is an important example of why readers should check the latest price immediately before purchasing.

Changan Alsvin Price

The Changan Alsvin remains one of the notable sedan options near the 40–50-lakh range.

Changan's current official page lists:

• Alsvin Comfort 1.37L MT — PKR 4,189,000

• Alsvin Lumiere — PKR 4,899,000

• Alsvin Black Edition — PKR 4,999,000

Changan states that prices are subject to its terms and can change without prior notice.

This means the higher Alsvin versions are positioned almost exactly at the PKR 50-lakh mark.

Hyundai Car Prices in Pakistan

Hyundai's current Pakistani lineup is positioned largely above the entry-level market.

The current Hyundai Pakistan website lists:

• Elantra 1.6 Special Edition — from PKR 6,449,000

• Elantra Hybrid — from PKR 10,761,000

• Sonata — from PKR 10,330,000

• Sonata N Line — from PKR 16,521,000

• Tucson Hybrid — from PKR 12,202,000

• Santa Fe Hybrid — from PKR 13,258,000

• Palisade Hybrid — from PKR 20,999,000

• IONIQ 5 — from PKR 22,500,000

• IONIQ 6 — from PKR 23,000,000

• Porter H-100 — from PKR 4,470,000

The Hyundai Elantra 1.6 Special Edition is particularly notable because its introductory price is currently PKR 64.49 lakh. Hyundai's published price document says freight, insurance and certain interior-seat-color charges are separate.

Kia Car Prices in Pakistan

Kia's current lineup includes the Stonic, Sportage L and larger vehicles.

Kia Stonic

The current listed Stonic EX+ price is:

PKR 5,999,000

The base EX price is currently shown as requiring price confirmation, while the EX+ is listed at PKR 59.99 lakh.

Kia Sportage L

Current listed Sportage L prices include:

• Sportage L Alpha — PKR 7,899,000

• Sportage L FWD — PKR 10,499,000

• Sportage L HEV — PKR 11,299,000

• Sportage L FWD HEV — PKR 12,199,000

• Sportage L AWD HEV — PKR 13,299,000

The current Sportage L is therefore substantially more expensive than the Stonic.

MG Car Prices in Pakistan

MG has expanded its range in Pakistan with petrol, hybrid and electric models.

Current market data lists:

• MG Binguo Pro — PKR 5,699,000

• MG ZS Vibe — PKR 6,599,000

• MG ZS Hybrid+ Excite — around PKR 7,299,000 under the current September promotional arrangement

• MG ZS Hybrid+ Essence — around PKR 7,699,000 under the current September promotional arrangement

There is an important timing issue with the ZS Hybrid+ prices. MG announced a price-lock arrangement running through September 30, 2026, with higher revised prices scheduled from October 1. The company-reported special prices were PKR 7.299 million for Excite and PKR 7.699 million for Essence.

Anyone booking an MG ZS near the end of September should confirm the price that will apply to the actual invoice.

Electric Car Prices in Pakistan

Pakistan's electric-vehicle market has expanded considerably in 2026.

Several newly introduced EVs are now available in price ranges that were previously occupied mainly by petrol cars.

Kaiyi e-Qute 04

The Kaiyi e-Qute 04 is currently listed around:

PKR 39.90–46.90 lakh

It was launched in Pakistan in May 2026.

Other New EVs

The 2026 market also includes several newer EV brands and models, but many are above PKR 50 lakh.

For example, current listings include:

• Aion UT — around PKR 63.99 lakh

• MG ZS Hybrid+ — above PKR 70 lakh depending on variant

• ORA 5 — around PKR 85.99 lakh

• Aion V — around PKR 88.99 lakh

• Various newer electric SUVs — above PKR 1 crore

This means that EV buyers should not assume that every electric vehicle is expensive. Smaller EVs have entered the lower price segments, although charging infrastructure, battery warranty and after-sales support remain important considerations.

Recently Launched Cars in Pakistan in 2026

The Pakistani automobile market has seen many new launches during 2026.

Current market listings show recent launches including:

• Chery Q — PKR 55.54 lakh

• iCAUR V27 — PKR 1.25 crore

• iCAUR V23 — PKR 94.99 lakh–1.15 crore

• Jetour T1 — PKR 1.08 crore

• Nevo Hunter — PKR 1.10 crore

• Omoda 7 — PKR 1.06 crore

• ORA 5 — PKR 85.99 lakh

• Kia Sportage L — PKR 1.22–1.33 crore

• MG ZS — PKR 65.99–76.99 lakh

• Xpeng L03 — PKR 1.15–1.22 crore

• Jetour T2 — PKR 1.28–1.56 crore

• Kaiyi e-Qute 04 — PKR 39.90–46.90 lakh

The number of new brands entering the market means Pakistan's car market is becoming more diverse than it was several years ago.

Cars Under PKR 30 Lakh

The new-car market below PKR 30 lakh is now relatively limited.

The Suzuki Every VXR is currently listed at approximately PKR 29.65 lakh, while the Alto VXR is approximately PKR 29.95 lakh.

This means a buyer with a strict PKR 30-lakh budget has very limited new-car choices.

The used-car market, however, provides many more possibilities at this budget.

Cars Under PKR 40 Lakh

At a PKR 40-lakh ceiling, buyers can consider:

• Suzuki Every

• Suzuki Alto

• Suzuki Cultus

• Suzuki Swift in the used market

• Used Honda City

• Used Toyota Yaris

• Used Toyota Corolla

• Used Japanese imported vehicles

• Kaiyi e-Qute 04 in the new-car market, subject to the current listed price

The exact choice depends on whether the buyer wants a new vehicle or is willing to purchase used.

Cars Under PKR 50 Lakh

The PKR 50-lakh segment currently includes several new cars.

Examples include:

• Suzuki Alto

• Suzuki Every

• Suzuki Cultus

• Suzuki Swift

• Toyota Yaris

• Honda City 1.2LS

• Changan Alsvin

• Kaiyi e-Qute 04

The Alsvin Black Edition is listed at almost exactly PKR 50 lakh.

What Does Ex-Factory Price Mean?

One of the most important things for a Pakistani car buyer to understand is the difference between the ex-factory price and the on-road price.

The ex-factory price is the manufacturer's listed vehicle price before certain additional expenses.

Depending on the vehicle and buyer, additional costs may include:

• Freight

• Withholding tax

• Registration

• Number plate or related charges

• Insurance

• Dealer-related charges

• Government taxes or levies

• Optional accessories

For example, Kia explicitly states that its ex-factory prices exclude WHT, freight and insurance.

Hyundai also states that certain charges, including freight and insurance, are separate from its published Elantra price.

Therefore, someone seeing a car advertised for PKR 50 lakh should not automatically assume that PKR 50 lakh is the complete amount required to put the car on the road.

Filer and Non-Filer Taxes

Tax treatment can also affect the final amount paid by a buyer.

Suzuki's current official price list, for example, displays separate filer and non-filer tax amounts for its cars.

The applicable amount can depend on the vehicle, buyer status and prevailing tax rules.

Before booking a car, buyers should ask the dealer for a written breakdown showing:

• Vehicle price

• Applicable taxes

• Freight

• Registration-related charges

• Insurance

• Any additional charges

Why Are Car Prices Changing in Pakistan?

Several factors can affect vehicle prices.

Taxes

Changes in sales tax, federal excise duty, customs duties or other government measures can affect vehicle prices.

The recent price revisions for hybrid vehicles illustrate how tax changes can flow through to retail prices.

Exchange Rates

Imported components and completely built-up vehicles can be affected by exchange-rate movements.

Manufacturing Costs

Changes in steel, electronics, batteries, shipping and other production costs can affect prices.

Import Costs

Imported vehicles are particularly sensitive to duties, freight and exchange-rate changes.

Competition

New manufacturers entering Pakistan can also affect the market by introducing additional models and pricing strategies.

Why You Should Check the Price Before Booking

A price published on a website or in an old article may no longer be valid.

Manufacturers may:

• Increase prices

• Reduce prices

• Introduce promotional prices

• Change taxes

• Change variants

• Discontinue a variant

• Introduce a new model

• Apply limited-stock offers

For example, the Suzuki Fronx Hybrid and Honda HR-V received recent price changes in September 2026, while MG has announced a September price-lock arrangement for selected ZS variants.

New Car Price vs On-Road Price

Suppose a manufacturer lists a vehicle at PKR 60 lakh.

The buyer may still need to pay additional amounts for:

1. Applicable taxes

2. Freight

3. Registration

4. Insurance

5. Other applicable government charges

The final amount therefore depends on the vehicle, buyer and registration location.

Always request the final payable amount from an authorized dealer before making a payment.

Should You Buy a New or Used Car?

A new car provides the benefit of being the first owner and may include manufacturer warranty and authorized-dealer support.

A used car can provide access to:

• Larger vehicles

• Higher variants

• Older SUVs

• Older hybrids

• Japanese imports

• More expensive models at a lower purchase price

For example, someone with PKR 50 lakh may choose between a new entry-level or mid-range car and a used larger sedan or SUV.

The right choice depends on the buyer's priorities, expected mileage and ability to handle maintenance costs.

What to Check Before Buying a Used Car

If the budget is being used for a used vehicle, price should not be the only consideration.

Check:

Vehicle history

Ask about previous owners, accident history and maintenance.

Engine

Check starting, smoke, unusual noises and oil or coolant leaks.

Transmission

Test the clutch and gears on manual cars and gear changes on automatic vehicles.

Body

Look for repainting, replacement panels and accident repairs.

Chassis

Structural damage requires particular attention.

Suspension

Listen for unusual noises and check the vehicle during a test drive.

Tyres

Check tread, uneven wear and tyre age.

Documents

Verify ownership and registration details.

Mileage

Compare the odometer with service records and the overall condition.

Professional inspection

A qualified mechanic or professional inspection service can identify problems that an ordinary visual inspection may miss.

What to Check When Buying an EV

Electric cars require some additional checks.

Ask about:

• Battery warranty

• Battery health

• Charging time

• Home-charging requirements

• Public charging availability

• Real-world range

• Service network

• Spare parts

• Battery replacement arrangements

The lowest purchase price does not necessarily mean the lowest long-term ownership cost.

What to Check When Buying a Hybrid

Hybrid buyers should investigate:

• Hybrid battery health

• Battery warranty

• Hybrid warning lights

• Inverter system

• Cooling system

• Diagnostic history

• Service records

• Availability of trained technicians

A professional inspection is especially useful for an older hybrid vehicle.

Current Car Market in Pakistan

The Pakistani automobile market in September 2026 is considerably more diverse than the traditional Suzuki-Toyota-Honda market.

There are now:

• Locally assembled petrol cars

• Hybrid cars

• Electric cars

• Chinese brands

• Korean vehicles

• Japanese imports

• Premium SUVs

• Electric SUVs

• New crossover models

The Pakistan Auto Show 2026 and the large number of new launches during the year demonstrate the increasing number of models entering the market.

For consumers, this creates more choice but also makes it more important to compare after-sales support, warranty, spare parts and resale considerations rather than looking only at the advertised price.

Final Thoughts

The latest car prices in Pakistan vary widely in September 2026.

At the lower end, the Suzuki Every VXR is listed at PKR 29.65 lakh and the Suzuki Alto starts at about PKR 29.95 lakh. The Suzuki Cultus and Swift remain below PKR 50 lakh, while the Toyota Yaris, Honda City and Changan Alsvin occupy important positions around the 40–60-lakh range.

Above this range, buyers can find models such as the Toyota Corolla, Honda Civic, Hyundai Elantra, Kia Stonic, Toyota Corolla Cross and various hybrid and electric vehicles.

The market is changing quickly. September 2026 alone has seen price revisions for models such as the Honda HR-V, Suzuki Fronx Hybrid and MG ZS.

For this reason, the figures in this guide should be treated as a current market reference rather than a permanent price list. Before booking any vehicle, confirm the latest manufacturer's price, applicable taxes, freight, registration costs and final payable amount with an authorized dealer.

Guide Information

Step-by-Step Process

1. Decide your total car-buying budget.

2. Decide whether the budget includes registration and other on-road expenses.

3. Identify the type of vehicle you need.

4. Decide whether you want a hatchback, sedan, crossover, SUV, pickup or EV.

5. Decide whether you prefer petrol, hybrid or electric power.

6. Estimate your monthly driving distance.

7. Consider your expected fuel or charging costs.

8. Make a shortlist of suitable car models.

9. Visit the relevant manufacturer's official website.

10. Check the manufacturer's latest price information.

11. Check the exact variant rather than relying only on the model starting price.

12. Check whether the displayed price is ex-factory.

13. Check whether freight is included.

14. Check whether insurance is included.

15. Check applicable withholding or other taxes.

16. Check whether the manufacturer has announced a promotional price.

17. Check the promotional offer's expiry date if applicable.

18. Confirm whether the offer applies to new bookings or invoicing.

19. Check current vehicle availability.

20. Contact an authorized dealer.

21. Ask the dealer for the current written quotation.

22. Ask for a complete breakdown of the payable amount.

23. Confirm the applicable buyer tax status.

24. Ask about booking requirements.

25. Ask about expected delivery time.

26. Check the manufacturer's warranty terms.

27. Compare the shortlisted models.

28. Compare fuel or electricity requirements.

29. Compare maintenance and service arrangements.

30. Check spare-parts availability.

31. Check the authorized dealer network.

32. Consider expected resale conditions.

33. If buying an EV, check charging facilities.

34. If buying a hybrid, check hybrid-system warranty and support.

35. If buying a used car, inspect the vehicle before payment.

36. Verify the vehicle identification number and registration details.

37. Check ownership history.

38. Check accident and repair history where possible.

39. Check the engine and transmission.

40. Check the body and chassis.

41. Check tyres and suspension.

42. Test the air-conditioning system.

43. Test electrical equipment.

44. Take the vehicle for a proper test drive.

45. Consider a professional inspection for a used vehicle.

46. Compare the asking price with other current listings.

47. Negotiate a used-car price based on verified condition.

48. Confirm all outstanding taxes or dues where applicable.

49. Complete the sale documentation.

50. Make payment through a secure and documented method.

51. Obtain the relevant purchase documents.

52. Complete registration or ownership transfer through the applicable authority.

53. Arrange insurance if required or desired.

54. Keep copies of invoices and transaction documents.

55. Verify the vehicle after delivery.

56. Follow the manufacturer's recommended maintenance schedule.

57. Keep service records for future reference.

58. Recheck the final ownership cost after registration.

59. Monitor manufacturer announcements for warranty or service updates.

60. Verify current prices again before recommending or purchasing a vehicle because prices can change.