Toyota Car Prices Increased 3rd Time In Last 30 Days

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The prevailing economic crisis is bringing back-to-back records in the country’s auto industry. Following historic sales breakdown comes record breaking price hike. Leaping over all the other car makers in the country, Toyota Indus Motors (IMC) increased its car prices third time in last 30 days.

Mind you, this is happening first time since company’s inception. Furthermore, the company said that Please these indicative prices are purely provisional, and are subject to change. The major reason of this third hike is the devaluation of PKR against the US dollar, IMC asserted.

Interestingly the episode is not just limited to the price hikes but car sales. As per PAMA report car sales also observed a slump of 65%. And now, the new price hike series will further hurt already dwindling sales charts.

Toyota Corolla New Prices

Here are the new prices of six variants of Toyota Corolla.

  • The base variant Corolla Altis X Manual 1.6 price is increased by Rs. 260,000 and now cost Rs. 5,529,000. Its previous price was Rs. 5,269,000.
  • Then comes Corolla Altis CVT 1.6, which has seen a hike of Rs. 310,000 and now it will cost Rs. 6,059,000 compared to Rs. 5,749,000, previously.
  • The third variant is Corolla 1.6 CVT Upspec, which used to cost Rs. 6,319,000, and after a jump of Rs. 340,000, its new price is Rs. 6,659,000.
  • Next one is Corolla 1.8 CVT, which saw a jump of Rs. 300,000, taking the price to Rs. 6,369,000 compared to old rate of Rs. 6,069,000.
  • Corolla 1.8 CVT SR which used to cost Rs. 6,609,000, but after a jump of Rs. 330,000 its new price is Rs. 6,939,000.
  • Then comes the last variant dubbed Corolla 1.8 CVT SR BLK, which price is increased by Rs. 330,000 and will now cost 6,979,000. Its previous price was 6,649,000.

Revised Prices of Toyota Yaris

The next one is Toyota Yaris, which also come in six variants and here are their new prices.

  • First one is Yaris GLI MT 1.3 and its old price is Rs. 4,079,000, after a jump of Rs. 200,000, the new rate is Rs. 4,279,000.
  • Then comes Yaris GLi CVT 1.3, which saw a hike of Rs. 210,000 taking the price to Rs. 4,549,000, compared to previous Rs. 4,339,000
  • At third, it is Yaris ATIV M/T 1.3 and after the latest increase of Rs. 210,000 the new rate of the car is Rs.4,519,000 against the last rate of Rs.4,309,000.
  • The next one is Yaris 1.3 H CVT, which used to cost Rs. 4,529,000, and after the increase of Rs. 220,000, its new price is Rs. 4,749,000
  • The fifth variant is Yaris 1.5 MT and its new price is Rs. 4,869,000 after an increase of Rs. 220,000. It’s last price was Rs. 4,649,000.
  • And finally, it is Yaris ATIV 1.5 CVT and after an increase of Rs. 240,000 its new price is Rs. 5,169,000 compared to old rate of Rs. 4,929,000.

Toyota Revo Price Change

Here are the revised prices of Toyota Revo.

  • Hilux Revo V Automatic 2.8 used to cost Rs.12,239,000, but now its price is Rs.12,859,000 as its price has been increased by Rs. 620,000.
  • Lastly, it is Hilux Revo Rocco, which used to cost Rs. 12,899,000 and after seeing a hike of Rs. 660,000, its new price is Rs. 13,559,000.

New Rates of Toyota Fortuner

  • First one is Fortuner LO Petrol and previously it cost Rs. 13,419,000, however, after an increase of Rs. 690,000, it will now cost Rs. 14,109,000.
  • Then comes Fortuner High Petrol and after a jump of Rs. 800,000 its new price is Rs. 16,159,000 compared to Rs. 15,359,000.
  • Third variant is Fortuner Diesel, which saw an increase of Rs. 840,000, taking the price to Rs. 17,029,000 against previous Rs. 16,189,000.
  • Fourth one is Fortuner Legender, which used to cost Rs. 17,069,000 and after the hike of Rs. 890,000 its new rate is Rs. 17,959,000.

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  1. Saad says

    When you increase prices in such a short span of time without the increase of consumer savings or income . The demand for the car will drop substantially and the result will be the closure of these manufacturering plants .They have no economies of scale .Simply import new & old cars and spare parts from India they have economies of scale . Saving huge transportation cost . Pakistani automobile sector manufacturers are not viable for further production they don’t have depth and products (Different brands and variety ) .Its matter of time they have to stop operations.

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