Pakistan’s luxury car market just got a major shake-up. Following the 2025 budget announcement, prices for high-end vehicles like the Toyota Land Cruiser and BMW models have dropped by up to Rs50 million, offering huge savings for affluent buyers and auto enthusiasts.
The price cuts come after the government decided to reduce customs duties and taxes on imported vehicles. The move aims to revive Pakistan’s struggling automotive sector and make premium cars more accessible to a niche market that had stalled due to high import costs and inflation.
BMW and Land Cruiser Prices Reduced Across Pakistan
BMW Pakistan, through its official distributor Dewan Motors, has announced major reductions across its lineup. The BMW X7 M60i xDrive has seen the biggest cut, dropping from Rs18.68 crore to Rs13.9 crore, a decrease of Rs4.78 crore.
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The BMW 218i Gran Coupe, previously priced at Rs3.33 crore, is now Rs2.88 crore, down by nearly Rs45 lakh. Even sports models like the BMW M2 and M4 now fall under Rs10 crore, each with price cuts exceeding Rs3 crore.
Toyota Indus Motor Company has followed suit by slashing prices for its popular Land Cruiser models:
- Land Cruiser LC300 Petrol: Now Rs9.5 crore (previously Rs12 crore)
- Land Cruiser LC250 Diesel: Now Rs6 crore
- Land Cruiser LC250 Petrol: Now Rs5.5 crore (down from Rs6.66 crore)
Toyota clarified that these prices took effect from July 1, 2025, and apply to both new bookings and pending orders. The listed rates are ex-factory and include sales tax, FED, and dealer margins, but not delivery or insurance.
Experts believe this policy shift could revive Pakistan’s high-end car market, which had slowed down under previous economic constraints. With these new prices, interest in luxury brands like BMW and Toyota is expected to surge in the coming months.
