Indus Motor Company (IMC) has reduced freight charges across its vehicle lineup after the recent cut in fuel prices, passing the lower transportation cost on to customers.
The change applies to freight only. Ex-factory Karachi retail prices remain unchanged, while delivery charges have been revised for different regions.
According to the company’s April 13, 2026, dealer communication, the revision follows the reduction in fuel prices from PKR 520 to PKR 386. IMC said the lower transportation cost is being passed on to customers through updated freight rates.
Orders Eligible for Revised Freight
IMC said the current Ex-Factory Karachi RSP and the revised freight rates will apply to all full-payment “Good to Go” orders in its system, provided full payment NCS is completed by April 17, 2026.
For buyers, this means the updated freight rate will apply only if payment is made by the deadline.
Revised Toyota Freight Rates
| Vehicle Category | Karachi & Hyderabad (Group 1) | Sukkur (Group 2) | RYK, Bahawalpur, D.G. Khan, Multan, Quetta, Sahiwal (Group 3) | Faisalabad, Sargodha, Central 1, North (Group 4) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Corolla / Corolla Cross / Yaris / IMV 1 | PKR 24,500 | PKR 49,000 | PKR 79,000 | PKR 103,000 |
| IMV 3 / Fortuner | PKR 30,000 | PKR 60,000 | PKR 97,000 | PKR 121,000 |
| Hiace / Camry etc. | PKR 30,000 | PKR 60,000 | PKR 97,000 | PKR 121,000 |
| Coaster / Land Cruiser | PKR 49,000 | PKR 121,000 | PKR 181,500 | PKR 242,000 |
Why This Matters
In our earlier blog, we covered how price increases were adding pressure on car buyers. This latest update does not reverse those broader hikes, but it does offer limited relief by cutting the freight portion of the final invoice.
Read more: Toyota Just Got More Expensive as Freight Charges Hike
That matters more for buyers in distant regions, where freight adds a visible amount to on-road cost. Customers in Karachi and Hyderabad will see the lowest freight impact, while buyers in northern and central regions will still pay the highest transportation charges, even after the revision.
What Buyers Should Do Now
Anyone planning to buy a Toyota vehicle should ask the dealership for an updated final invoice reflecting the new freight rate. Customers should also confirm whether their booking is in the “Good to Go” category and whether full payment can be made before the April 17 cutoff.
This update may not be a full price cut, but it is still a notable revision at a time when buyers have been dealing with repeated increases in vehicle costs.
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