Earlier, we told you that Changan Alsvin Black Edition was launched in Pakistan today. The company offered the new options in its top-of-the-line variant, Lumiere with a black interior, black leather seats, black alloy wheels, black side-view mirrors, and black roof. For the new black edition, the consumers just have to pay extra Rs. 25,000 for Lumiere, which currently stands at Rs. 4,549,000, while the black edition costs Rs. 4,574,000.
Photos of Changan Alsvin Black Edition
Here are the interior and exterior photos of the new Changan Alsvin Black Edition.
From these above photos, it is evident that the interior has a whole new feel and look, and it will attract the customers, especially the youth. The booking of the new sedan is open, so visit your nearby Changan dealership and book it.
Booking
The booking of the new variant is open at the payment of Rs. 1,000,000. It is a good news for the Changan Alsvin customers as the new variant comes with an all-black interior, which surely looks stylish.
Over the years, Master Motor has become one of the largest automotive companies in Pakistan as it introduced its crossover SUV, Oshan X7, and its MPV, Karvaan. These vehicles also proved to be a hit, especially the Karvaan, which replaced the age-old Suzuki Bolan in the local market, for commercial use and trips with a bigger group of friends and family. Changan Pakistan also started exporting, becoming one of the first local assemblers to do so. Currently, the company is working on launching luxury electric vehicles in Pakistan, Deepal. The company is planning to introduce a sedan and a crossover SUV, namely L07 and S07, respectively.
What do you think about the new Changan Alsvin Black Edition? Would you buy the new variant? Please share your thoughts with us in the comments section.
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Please note that Suzuki Bolan still remains a significantly popular commercial vehicle, especially where it comes to using it as a school van, pick and drop van, ambulance, cargo carrier, and even mail delivery vehicle. Reason, Bolan’s parts are dirt cheap, it is easy to repair and hence maintain. That is why, its cost to profit ratio is better than Karvaan. Believe it or not, but for a commercial kind car buyer maintaining cost to profit ratio is very important chiefly under these troubled times.
Another thing, at the least in Karachi, it has been noted that Karvaan tends to rust comparatively quicker than Bolan, which goes to show that Pak Suzuki assembles a vehicle keeping long-term aspect in mind.
It hasn’t gripped the market as presumed to be and created hype. It’s still docile and remains second or third choice of customers ……