What is the Suzuki Alto price in Pakistan?

Rs 29.95 lakh for the VX to Rs 33.26 lakh for the VXL AGS (ex-factory, September 2026). Registration, token tax and withholding tax add roughly Rs 1.5–3 lakh depending on province and filer status.

Which is the cheapest new car in Pakistan?

The Suzuki Every van (Rs 29.65 lakh) and Suzuki Alto (Rs 29.95 lakh) are the cheapest new vehicles; the Changan Karvaan is the cheapest 7-seater and the Changan Alsvin the cheapest sedan. Nothing new sells under Rs 25 lakh any more.

Which new car gives the best fuel economy?

Among petrol cars the Alto (18–22 km/l) and Cultus. The Toyota Corolla Cross and Haval H6 hybrids do 18–23 km/l in city traffic. Electric cars (MG4, BYD Atto 3) cost about Rs 3–5 per km on home charging against Rs 15–20 per km for petrol.

Are electric cars worth it in Pakistan?

On running cost, yes: at Rs 40–60 per unit an EV costs a fifth of petrol per km, and EVs pay reduced registration and token tax in several provinces. The trade-offs are the higher purchase price, charging at home (three-phase helps) and thinner resale data. The MG Binguo at Rs 57 lakh is the entry point.

How much extra do non-filers pay when buying a car?

Withholding tax under section 231B is collected at registration and is far higher for non-filers: from about Rs 30,000 extra on an 850cc car to several lakh on a 2000cc+ SUV. Use the token tax calculator for the annual tax and get on the Active Taxpayer List before booking.

Are these prices final?

They are the assemblers' published ex-factory prices on the review date. Assemblers revise prices with the rupee and the budget, dealers may charge premium (own) on short-supply models, and imported (CBU) cars move with duty changes. Confirm with the dealer before paying a booking amount.

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Car prices in Pakistan

35 new cars on sale from Suzuki, Toyota, Honda, Hyundai, Kia, Changan, MG, Haval and BYD with ex-factory prices and the specs that matter. Filter by body, fuel and budget; tick three to compare. Prices reviewed 15 Sept 2026.

Cheapest new car by body type

Hatchback	Suzuki Alto · 660 cc	Rs 29.95 lakh
Sedan	Changan Alsvin · 1.4 L / 1.5 L	Rs 41.89 lakh
Crossover	Kia Stonic · 1.4 L	Rs 59.99 lakh
SUV	Changan Oshan X7 · 1.5 L turbo	Rs 79.49 lakh
Van	Changan Karvaan · 1.0 L	Rs 29.49 lakh
Pickup	Toyota Hilux · 2.8 L diesel	Rs 1.14 crore

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Ex-factory prices across variants. On-road cost adds registration, number plate, token tax and 231B withholding: use the calculators from the comparison.

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Car	Body	Engine	Gearbox	Economy	Price (ex-factory)
Changan Karvaan2 variants · local assembly	Van	1.0 L	Manual	12–14 km/l	Rs 29.49 lakh – 32.49 lakh
Suzuki Every1 variant · local assembly · Replaced the Bolan in 2025	Van	660 cc	Manual	14–16 km/l	Rs 29.65 lakh
Suzuki Alto3 variants · local assembly · Pakistan's best-selling car; VX, VXR, VXL AGS	Hatchback	660 cc	Manual / AGS	18–22 km/l	Rs 29.95 lakh – 33.26 lakh
Changan Alsvin3 variants · local assembly · Cheapest new sedan	Sedan	1.4 L / 1.5 L	Manual / DCT	13–15 km/l	Rs 41.89 lakh – 49.99 lakh
Suzuki Cultus1 variant · local assembly	Hatchback	1.0 L	Manual / AGS	15–18 km/l	Rs 43.59 lakh
Suzuki Swift3 variants · local assembly	Hatchback	1.2 L	CVT	15–17 km/l	Rs 44.6 lakh – 47.66 lakh
Toyota Yaris6 variants · local assembly	Sedan	1.3 L / 1.5 L	Manual / CVT	13–16 km/l	Rs 46.49 lakh – 60.49 lakh
Honda City5 variants · local assembly	Sedan	1.2 L / 1.5 L	Manual / CVT	13–16 km/l	Rs 47.37 lakh – 61.49 lakh
MG Binguo1 variant · imported · Cheapest EV on sale	Hatchback	37 kWh · Electric	Single-speed	~330 km/charge	Rs 56.99 lakh
Kia Stonic1 variant · local assembly	Crossover	1.4 L	Automatic	12–14 km/l	Rs 59.99 lakh
Suzuki Fronx2 variants · imported · Launched 2025	Crossover	1.0 L turbo / 1.5 L	Automatic	15–18 km/l	Rs 60 lakh – 70.75 lakh
Toyota Corolla5 variants · local assembly · Altis 1.6, 1.8 and Grande	Sedan	1.6 L / 1.8 L	Manual / CVT	12–14 km/l	Rs 62.02 lakh – 77.09 lakh
MG ZS2 variants · local assembly	Crossover	1.5 L	Automatic	11–13 km/l	Rs 65.99 lakh – 74.99 lakh
MG MG41 variant · imported	Hatchback	51 kWh · Electric	Single-speed	~350 km/charge	Rs 69.99 lakh
Toyota Corolla Cross4 variants · local assembly · Locally assembled hybrid	Crossover	1.8 L hybrid · Hybrid	e-CVT	20–23 km/l	Rs 72.35 lakh – 1.03 crore
BYD Atto 21 variant · imported	Crossover	51 kWh · Electric	Single-speed	~400 km/charge	Rs 72.9 lakh
Honda HR-V3 variants · local assembly	Crossover	1.5 L	CVT	13–15 km/l	Rs 75.49 lakh – 1.04 crore
Haval Jolion3 variants · local assembly	Crossover	1.5 L turbo / HEV	DCT	11–16 km/l	Rs 77.96 lakh – 91.16 lakh
Changan Oshan X72 variants · local assembly	SUV	1.5 L turbo	DCT	10–12 km/l	Rs 79.49 lakh – 84.49 lakh
Honda Civic3 variants · local assembly · RS at the top	Sedan	1.5 L turbo	CVT	11–14 km/l	Rs 84.99 lakh – 1.01 crore
MG HS3 variants · local assembly · PHEV variant imported	SUV	1.5 L turbo	DCT	10–12 km/l	Rs 88 lakh – 1.02 crore
Haval H64 variants · local assembly · Locally assembled HEV	SUV	1.5 L turbo / 2.0 L / HEV · Hybrid	DCT	10–18 km/l	Rs 89.24 lakh – 1.29 crore
BYD Atto 31 variant · imported	Crossover	60 kWh · Electric	Single-speed	~420 km/charge	Rs 89.9 lakh
Hyundai Elantra1 variant · local assembly	Sedan	2.0 L	Automatic	11–13 km/l	Rs 1.08 crore
Toyota Hilux4 variants · local assembly	Pickup	2.8 L diesel · Diesel	Manual / Automatic	9–11 km/l	Rs 1.14 crore – 1.58 crore
Hyundai Sonata3 variants · local assembly	Sedan	2.0 L / 2.5 L	Automatic	10–12 km/l	Rs 1.15 crore – 1.65 crore
Kia Sportage L2 variants · local assembly · New-generation Sportage	SUV	2.0 L	Automatic	10–12 km/l	Rs 1.22 crore – 1.33 crore
Hyundai Tucson2 variants · local assembly	SUV	2.0 L	Automatic	10–12 km/l	Rs 1.22 crore – 1.33 crore
Toyota Fortuner5 variants · local assembly · Legender and GR-S at the top	SUV	2.7 L petrol / 2.8 L diesel · Diesel	Automatic	8–11 km/l	Rs 1.24 crore – 2.05 crore
Hyundai Santa Fe2 variants · local assembly	SUV	2.5 L	Automatic	9–11 km/l	Rs 1.33 crore – 1.47 crore
Kia Sorento3 variants · local assembly	SUV	2.5 L / 3.5 L	Automatic	8–10 km/l	Rs 1.36 crore – 1.9 crore
BYD Seal2 variants · imported	Sedan	83 kWh · Electric	Single-speed	~550 km/charge	Rs 1.48 crore – 1.7 crore
BYD Sealion 71 variant · imported	SUV	83 kWh · Electric	Single-speed	~500 km/charge	Rs 1.55 crore
Kia EV52 variants · imported	SUV	88 kWh · Electric	Single-speed	~500 km/charge	Rs 1.69 crore – 2.19 crore
BYD Shark 61 variant · imported	Pickup	1.5 L turbo PHEV · Plug-in hybrid	Automatic	~100 km EV + petrol	Rs 2 crore

Tick up to 3 to compare. Prices are published ex-factory rates; add registration, token tax and 231B withholding (filer/non-filer) for on-road cost.

Source: Assembler and importer price lists as aggregated by PakWheels (new cars), reviewed 15 Sept 2026. Specs from assembler brochures; economy figures are typical city driving, not test-cycle claims.

What the price does not include

Registration and number plate, provincial Excise fee (roughly 1–4% of value by engine size) plus plate and smart-card charges.
Withholding tax u/s 231B, collected at registration; non-filers pay about three times the filer rate. Getting on the ATL before booking is the single biggest saving.
Token tax: annual for cars above 1000cc (a percentage of invoice value in Punjab and ICT since 2026), lifetime for ≤1000cc and motorcycles. See the token tax calculator.
Own / premium, dealer mark-up on short-supply models; refuse it or wait for delivery at list price.
Insurance, 1.5–3% of value per year; mandatory for bank financing.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Suzuki Alto price in Pakistan?: Rs 29.95 lakh for the VX to Rs 33.26 lakh for the VXL AGS (ex-factory, September 2026). Registration, token tax and withholding tax add roughly Rs 1.5–3 lakh depending on province and filer status.
Which is the cheapest new car in Pakistan?: The Suzuki Every van (Rs 29.65 lakh) and Suzuki Alto (Rs 29.95 lakh) are the cheapest new vehicles; the Changan Karvaan is the cheapest 7-seater and the Changan Alsvin the cheapest sedan. Nothing new sells under Rs 25 lakh any more.
Which new car gives the best fuel economy?: Among petrol cars the Alto (18–22 km/l) and Cultus. The Toyota Corolla Cross and Haval H6 hybrids do 18–23 km/l in city traffic. Electric cars (MG4, BYD Atto 3) cost about Rs 3–5 per km on home charging against Rs 15–20 per km for petrol.
Are electric cars worth it in Pakistan?: On running cost, yes: at Rs 40–60 per unit an EV costs a fifth of petrol per km, and EVs pay reduced registration and token tax in several provinces. The trade-offs are the higher purchase price, charging at home (three-phase helps) and thinner resale data. The MG Binguo at Rs 57 lakh is the entry point.
How much extra do non-filers pay when buying a car?: Withholding tax under section 231B is collected at registration and is far higher for non-filers: from about Rs 30,000 extra on an 850cc car to several lakh on a 2000cc+ SUV. Use the token tax calculator for the annual tax and get on the Active Taxpayer List before booking.
Are these prices final?: They are the assemblers' published ex-factory prices on the review date. Assemblers revise prices with the rupee and the budget, dealers may charge premium (own) on short-supply models, and imported (CBU) cars move with duty changes. Confirm with the dealer before paying a booking amount.