Overview: BMW Price Cut News Hits Pakistan Fast
BMW fans received exciting news as Dewan Motors, the official BMW franchise in Pakistan, slashed prices across its lineup. Reports from ProPakistani, PakWheels and TechJuice confirm the cuts—effective immediately at all BMW dealerships nation‑wide—thanks to tax relief in the 2025‑26 federal budget Dewan Motors proactively passed on the savings from reduced customs and regulatory duties, prompting a notable drop in price tags.
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BMW Price Slash Highlights & Key Models
BMW buyers will save big. To start with, entry‑level models like the 218 GC dropped by nearly PKR 4.48 million. At the same time, top-tier variants experienced even larger reductions. For instance, the BMW X7 M60i xDrive now costs almost PKR 47.9 million less than before. As a direct result, Dewan Motors took swift action. Moreover, they promptly adjusted both BMW petrol and PHEV models nationwide without any delay. Overall, this move brings significant value to customers.
Price Breakdown: How Much Discounts Delivered
.BMW shoppers now see huge value across models. The revised ex‑factory pricing looks like this (savings shown):
| Model | Old Price (PKR) | Reduction | New Price (PKR) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 218 GC (Petrol) | 33,280,000 | –4,480,000 | 28,800,000 |
| 218i Coupe (Petrol) | 31,360,000 | –3,860,000 | 27,500,000 |
| M2 (Petrol) | 130,240,000 | –31,240,000 | 99,000,000 |
| M4 / M4 Competition | 137–149m | –37–40m | 100–109m |
| M5 PHEV | 151,040,000 | –6,640,000 | 144,400,000 |
| 750e / M760e PHEV | 123–145m | –15–20m | 107–124m |
| X5 xDrive50e PHEV | 96,640,000 | –7,640,000 | 89,000,000 |
| X7 M60i xDrive | 186,880,000 | –47,880,000 | 139,000,000 |
| X7 xDrive40i | 142,400,000 | –37,500,000 | 104,900,000 |
These discounts align with government tax changes that dropped ACD and RD duties significantly for imported vehicles under the new budget SAMAA TV
Effects & What Buyers Should Know
Many buyers who hesitated before can now consider owning a luxury model. With both petrol and PHEV ranges cheaper, Pakistan’s luxury market gets energized. While BMW imports enjoy discounts, local car manufacturers actually increased prices due to new NEV levies—making BMW imported options feel more attractive by comparison
Final Takeaway
In short, thanks to Dewan Motors, made a smart move by cutting prices right after budget relief. They dropped costs across models, offered huge savings, and did so immediately. This active approach will likely draw more luxury-buyers and set a trend in Pakistan’s auto market. With BMW now more affordable—from entry-level to flagship models—many potential buyers will feel empowered to book.
BMW’s price drop shows what happens when smart policy meets bold action. The result? Luxury car ownership in Pakistan just got more real and reachable.
