Car Prices in Pakistan 2026 — Complete List All Brands

Looking for an up-to-date, single-source reference for every new car price in Pakistan? You have found it. This pillar guide covers every major brand available in Pakistan as of June 2026 — Toyota, Honda, Suzuki, KIA, Hyundai, MG, Changan, Haval, BYD, Chery, Jetour, Proton, DFSK, Prince, and United — with every variant and its ex-factory PKR price. Bookmark this page; we update it whenever manufacturers announce price revisions.

Before you decide on a car, do not forget to check current fuel prices in Pakistan — at Rs 381.78/litre for petrol, running costs matter as much as the sticker price.

How to Use This Guide

All prices are ex-factory (before on-road charges). Add approximately Rs 30,000–80,000 for registration, insurance, and freight depending on your city. Prices are sourced from official manufacturer websites and PakWheels listings as of June 2026.

Toyota Car Prices in Pakistan 2026

Toyota Indus Motor Company (IMC) remains Pakistan’s most trusted brand with the widest dealer network and strongest resale value.

Honda Car Prices in Pakistan 2026

Honda Atlas Cars (Pakistan) Limited assembles the City, Civic, BR-V, and HR-V locally. The brand is known for resale value and refined driving dynamics.

Suzuki Car Prices in Pakistan 2026

Pak Suzuki Motor Company dominates the budget and mid-range segments. The Alto, WagonR, and Cultus account for a large chunk of total car sales every month.

KIA Car Prices in Pakistan 2026

KIA Lucky Motors has aggressively expanded its lineup in Pakistan. From the budget Picanto to the electric EV9, the brand now covers almost every segment.

Hyundai Car Prices in Pakistan 2026

Hyundai Nishat Motor has shifted its Pakistan lineup entirely toward hybrids and premium SUVs in 2026, dropping most budget options.

MG Car Prices in Pakistan 2026

Changan Car Prices in Pakistan 2026

Haval Car Prices in Pakistan 2026

BYD Car Prices in Pakistan 2026

Chery Car Prices in Pakistan 2026

Jetour Car Prices in Pakistan 2026

Proton Car Prices in Pakistan 2026

DFSK Car Prices in Pakistan 2026

Prince & United Car Prices in Pakistan 2026

Prince and United cater to the ultra-budget segment with locally assembled 800cc hatchbacks.

Understanding On-Road Prices

The prices above are ex-factory. Your actual out-of-pocket cost will be higher. Here is a breakdown of additional charges:

• Registration: Rs 10,000–20,000 depending on engine size
• Token Tax (Year 1): Rs 3,000–35,000 depending on engine and province — see our complete token tax guide
• Insurance: 2–4% of car value annually — compare options in our car insurance comparison
• Freight (Karachi to other cities): Rs 20,000–60,000
• Dealer processing fee: Rs 10,000–30,000

Which Brand Holds Value Best?

Toyota and Honda consistently top Pakistan’s resale value charts. Suzuki models like the Alto retain value due to high demand in the used market. Chinese brands (MG, Haval, Changan, Chery) tend to depreciate faster but have improved significantly as their dealer networks expanded. For a car loan comparison, visit our car loan interest rates guide.

Chinese Cars vs. Japanese Cars in Pakistan 2026

Chinese brands now offer genuinely competitive products. For a deep dive, read our complete Chinese cars buyer’s guide. The gap in reliability and resale has narrowed substantially, especially for brands with local assembly plants.

Electric Cars in Pakistan 2026

Electric vehicles are growing fast. BYD, MG, and KIA now offer locally available EVs starting from Rs 57 lakh. Read our complete electric cars guide for a detailed breakdown.

Monthly Fuel Cost by Segment (June 2026)

With petrol at Rs 381.78 per litre, here is the estimated monthly fuel cost for 1,500 km of driving:

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the cheapest new car in Pakistan in 2026?

The Changan M9 at Rs 23.49 lakh and the Prince Pearl at Rs 22.90 lakh are currently the lowest-priced new cars. The Suzuki Alto VXR starts at Rs 29.95 lakh from a more established brand.

Which brand has the most models available in Pakistan?

Toyota leads with 8+ models, followed by Honda and Suzuki. KIA now covers the widest price spectrum — from the Rs 40.90 lakh Picanto to the Rs 4.32 crore EV9.

Are ex-factory prices the same nationwide?

No. On-road prices vary by city due to freight charges. Karachi prices are typically the lowest since most assembly plants are near the port. Prices in Lahore, Islamabad, and Peshawar are Rs 15,000–60,000 higher.

Do car prices change frequently in Pakistan?

Yes. Pakistani car prices are reviewed quarterly — sometimes more frequently — due to exchange rate fluctuations, import duty changes, and raw material costs. Always verify the latest price directly with the dealership before booking.

Which cars have the best resale value in Pakistan?

Toyota Corolla, Toyota Fortuner, Honda City, Honda Civic, and Suzuki Alto consistently top resale value charts. Chinese brands like MG HS and Haval Jolion have improved but still depreciate faster than Japanese brands.

Can I get a car on installment?

Yes. All major banks offer car financing with 15–30% down payment. Read our detailed car loan interest rates comparison before applying. Current markup rates are KIBOR (11.84%) + 2.5–4% bank spread.

Which Pakistani car brand sells the most units?

Pak Suzuki consistently leads monthly sales volumes. The Alto alone frequently accounts for 3,000–5,000+ units per month. Toyota IMC comes second, primarily through Yaris and Corolla sales.

Is it better to buy Japanese or Chinese cars in Pakistan?

Japanese cars (Toyota, Honda, Suzuki) offer better resale and established service networks. Chinese cars (MG, Haval, Changan, Chery, BYD) offer more features per rupee spent but tend to depreciate faster. Both have improved dramatically — read our Chinese cars guide for detailed analysis.