Dewan Motors, the official franchise holder of BMW in Pakistan, has announced a significant price reduction for its imported BMW vehicles, up to 4.7 crore. This price cut follows the recently announced federal budget for 2025-26, which has introduced favorable conditions for imported vehicles, leading to reduced overall costs for imported car dealers.
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Dewan Motors has become the first automotive brand in Pakistan to reduce vehicle prices following the budget announcement. The price adjustments cover major BMW models, including both petrol and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEV).
The updated pricing reveals substantial reductions across BMW’s lineup. For instance, the BMW 218i GC (2 Series) sees a reduction of PKR 4.48 million, bringing its price down from PKR 3.3 crore to PKR 2.8 crore. Similarly, the top-spec model of the BMW X7 M60i xDrive has witnessed an impressive decrease of PKR 4.7 crore, reducing its price from PKR 18.8 crore to PKR 13.9 crore.
These significant price reductions come after recent budgetary revisions that have eased import duties for vehicles entering Pakistan. Specifically, the Additional Customs Duty (ACD) on imported cars has been lowered from 7% to 6% across the board, while the Regulatory Duty (RD) has seen even greater reductions. SUVs and 4×4s now face a flat 50% RD, down significantly from previous rates as high as 90%, and non-hybrid cars under 1,800 cc have also benefited from a reduced RD of 10%, previously at 15%. These policy changes explain why imported vehicles are becoming increasingly affordable in Pakistan.
The government’s new budget aims to ease duties and taxes on imported vehicles, potentially increasing competition and making luxury car options more accessible to Pakistani consumers.
Price Increase for Locally Assembled Cars
While the prices of imported luxury vehicles have dropped following the recent budget, the situation is notably different for locally assembled cars. Local models such as Alto, Cultus, City, Alsvin, and several others have seen price hikes due to the newly introduced NEV levy in the 2025-26 federal budget.
Additionally, smaller vehicles with engine capacities below 850cc—including the Suzuki Alto and Every—are now facing an extra tax burden. The General Sales Tax (GST) rate for these vehicles has been increased from 12.5% to 18%, marking a substantial increase of 5.5%. This move further raises the cost of smaller, budget-friendly cars, making affordability even more challenging for Pakistani consumers.
Oh my God!
Impressive decrease
i checked the price of Toyota land cruiser J300 is starting at 120 000 000PKR,the BMW X40i IS CHEAPER NOW 105 000 000 PKR
and why is BMW mostly selling only Motorsport variant ?
Were are the normal affordable ones?