For those who’ve been dreaming about cruising the streets in a sleek, feature-packed Changan Alsvin or commanding the road in the premium Oshan X7, there’s good news! Changan Pakistan, in collaboration with Meezan Bank, has introduced another attractive limited-time offer under the Meezan Car Ijarah scheme — making it easier than ever to own one of these stylish rides without compromising your daily budget.
This isn’t a one-off or a trend out of the blue. Over the past couple of years, Pakistan’s automotive market has witnessed a significant shift — moving away from the notorious “ON money” culture (where buyers paid hefty premiums just to get a car delivered faster) to a much more consumer-friendly installment and dicsount culture. With banks and automakers working together, owning a new car is no longer a financial burden — it’s a well-structured process that respects your budget and lifestyle.
What Is the Offer?
Let’s break it down:
Changan Alsvin
- Starting Price: Rs. 3,849,000/-
- Discounted Rentals via Meezan Car Ijarah
- Free periodic maintenance worth Rs. 55,000 for up to 1 year
Oshan X7
- Starting Price: Rs. 8,099,000/-
- Discounted Rentals
- Invoice discount of PKR 200,000
- Free 2-year maintenance worth Rs. 250,000
- Free accessories worth Rs. 80,000
That’s a total value-added offer of over half a million rupees on the Oshan X7 alone — not to mention the peace of mind that comes with free maintenance and lower upfront costs.
Why It Matters
Buying a car used to mean draining your savings or getting stuck in a cycle of paying premiums just to avoid endless delivery times. But with Car Ijarah and easy installment plans becoming the norm, people can now plan their finances more efficiently and enjoy the luxury and reliability of new vehicles without financial strain.
Changan’s consistent partnership with Meezan Bank is a strong example of how automakers can play a key role in making car ownership more accessible and stress-free. It’s not just about selling a car anymore — it’s about offering a complete ownership experience.
What do you think about this offering introduced by Changan Pakistan? Are you going to cease one? Tell us in the comments section.
