Toyota Corolla Altis 1.6 CVT Attitude Black, Price & Installment Plan – June 2025

The new Toyota Corolla Altis X 1.6 CVT-i in Attitude Black offers a stylish and comfortable driving experience with modern features and smooth performance.

From the outside, the car looks bold and premium with a wider front and a sleek rear bumper that adds to its classy design. Inside, the car feels luxurious thanks to its soft-touch materials and modern 3D floating dashboard.

The 4.2-inch digital display shows useful driving info, and the steering-mounted controls make it easy to manage music and other functions. Starting the car is easy with the Push Start button — just press the brake and go.

The Smart Door Handle lets you unlock the car without using the key — just hold the handle while the smart key is nearby. You can also open the trunk with a touch button without taking the key out of your pocket.

The car is powered by a 1.6L Dual VVT-i engine with a smooth CVT transmission, giving you a fuel-efficient and responsive ride. It also has design features that reduce air resistance, making it more stable at high speeds.

For safety, the car includes Dual SRS airbags and an Auto Reverse Link Mode, which tilts the side mirrors when reversing for better parking visibility.

Toyota Corolla Altis 1.6 CVT Price

The ex-factory price of the Toyota Corolla Altis X 1.6 CVT-i (in any colour, including Attitude Black) is PKR 6,559,000.

Toyota Corolla Altis 1.6 CVT Installment Plan

Bank Alfalah Islamic is offering a 4-year installment plan under its Shariah-compliant auto financing scheme.

• Monthly installment: Around PKR 125,195

• Down payment (equity): PKR 2,623,600

• Minimum income required: PKR 50,000/month

Note: This estimate does not include processing or registration charges, and the monthly rental may vary depending on the final agreement with the bank.

This plan is suitable for salaried individuals and business owners who want to own a brand-new Corolla without paying the full price upfront.

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