Haval Car Prices Drop in Pakistan – Check New Prices

While major automakers like Pak Suzuki and Kia Lucky Motors have raised car prices following new taxes introduced in the Federal Budget 2025–26, Sazgar Engineering has taken a different path. The company has decided not to pass on the additional cost of the New Energy Vehicles (NEV) Adoption Levy to customers.

Sazgar to Bear New Energy Levy Costs

In an official statement, Sazgar confirmed that it will absorb the financial impact of the NEV levy, ensuring that the prices of Haval vehicles remain unchanged. This decision contrasts with the approach of other companies, which have adjusted their prices upward due to increased sales tax and new levies.

Competitors Raise Prices

Pak Suzuki and Kia have both raised prices on their popular models. Suzuki’s Alto, Cultus, and Swift have seen noticeable price increases, while Kia increased rates for models like the Sportage and Picanto. These changes were attributed to the updated fiscal policy.

Focus on Customer Interests

Sazgar emphasized its commitment to keeping customer interests a priority. “As a customer-oriented and responsible organization, Sazgar has always taken forward-looking steps to safeguard the interests of our precious Haval family,” the company stated.

Current Haval Car Prices in Pakistan

Despite the changing tax structure, Haval prices remain steady:

• Haval H6 1.5L Turbo – PKR 9,099,000
• Haval H6 2.0L Turbo – PKR 10,499,000
• Haval H6 HEV – PKR 11,749,000
• Haval Jolion – PKR 7,949,000

Sazgar’s move has been widely appreciated by customers seeking stability in the auto market amid financial uncertainty.

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