Proton Saga and X70 Price in Pakistan (November 2026 List): Every Variant, MT, AT, ACE, AWD and FWD
Proton Saga prices in Pakistan are Rs 3,749,000 to Rs 4,099,000 and the X70 costs Rs 8,799,000 to Rs 9,299,000. See every variant, the extras and what to ask.
Proton prices in Pakistan are Rs 3,749,000 for the Saga MT, Rs 3,949,000 for the Saga AT and Rs 4,099,000 for the Saga ACE, while the X70 SUV costs Rs 8,799,000 as the Executive AWD and Rs 9,299,000 as the Premium FWD. Those five figures are the full list Proton Pakistan shows on its own website.
Proton cars are assembled and sold in Pakistan by Al-Haj Automotive. We read the price list in the menu of Proton Pakistan's website and the Saga and X70 pages on 1 November 2026. The page does not say whether freight or tax is included, so ask the dealer for an on-road quote.
Proton sells two models in Pakistan at five prices
Proton's current range in Pakistan is the Saga sedan in three versions and the X70 SUV in two. The cheapest is the Saga MT at Rs 3,749,000 and the dearest the X70 Premium FWD at Rs 9,299,000.
| Model | Variant | Price (Rs) |
|---|---|---|
| Saga | MT (manual) | 3,749,000 |
| Saga | AT (automatic) | 3,949,000 |
| Saga | ACE | 4,099,000 |
| X70 | Executive (AWD) | 8,799,000 |
| X70 | Premium (FWD) | 9,299,000 |
One detail stands out. The all-wheel-drive X70 Executive costs Rs 500,000 less than the front-wheel-drive Premium. The site does not explain why, so ask the dealer what the extra Rs 500,000 buys before you choose.
Proton Saga price in Pakistan is Rs 3,749,000 to Rs 4,099,000
The Saga MT costs Rs 3,749,000, the AT Rs 3,949,000 and the ACE Rs 4,099,000. The automatic costs Rs 200,000 more than the manual, and the ACE another Rs 150,000 on top. Those gaps are our arithmetic.
The Saga page lists a new 4-speed automatic gearbox for the AT versions and a 7 inch touch screen. It also marks which extras come on which version. Several are on the ACE and the standard AT only: LED map lamps, a sun visor with a ticket holder and mirror, three USB ports and foldable assist grips.
The ACE alone gets LED daytime running lamps, new 15 inch alloy wheels, steering switches for audio and hands-free calls, and smartphone connectivity, which the page says works with Android phones only. If you use an iPhone, that last feature will not help you.
Proton X70 price in Pakistan is Rs 8,799,000 to Rs 9,299,000
The X70 Executive with all-wheel drive costs Rs 8,799,000 and the X70 Premium with front-wheel drive costs Rs 9,299,000. The X70 page lists ventilated Nappa leather front seats, a panoramic sunroof, dual-zone air conditioning and a power tailgate with a foot sensor.
Other items on the X70 page are LED headlamps with daytime running lamps, rain sensing wipers, an air purifier, an LCD meter and smartphone connectivity. The page does not say which of these are Premium only, so ask the dealer for the variant sheet before you choose.
At about Rs 8.8 to 9.3 million, the X70 competes with other locally assembled SUVs. Prices for rivals in the same band, such as the Chery Tiggo PHEV range, move often, so compare on the same week.
What the Proton price includes, and what to ask
Proton's price list shows a single figure per variant with no note about freight, tax or registration. Registration, number plates, token tax, insurance and withholding tax are extra in every case, and the withholding tax is higher for a non-filer.
The registration side is set out in car tax for filers and non-filers. Ask the dealer to put the on-road total in writing, with each item listed, and ask whether freight to your city is included.
- Pick the variant from the table above.
- Call Proton on 111-776-866 or a listed dealer to confirm the current price.
- Ask whether freight and any tax are inside that price.
- Get a booking order with the variant and price printed on it.
- Pay only to the account named on that booking order.
Proton's contact numbers for price and booking questions
Proton Pakistan lists two phone numbers, 111-776-866 and 021-34100521 to 524, plus the email info@proton.com.pk and WhatsApp on 0301-6000999. The site's dealer locator did not load any dealers when we read it, so the helpline is the safest first call.
The price also buys a warranty. Proton's warranty page gives a basic warranty of 5 years from first registration or 150,000 km, whichever comes first, and 10 years or 250,000 km on the power window parts. Genuine spare parts bought later carry 6 months or 10,000 km.
That cover depends on servicing. The same page says a car that misses the periodic service in its service booklet, or is serviced outside an authorised Proton dealer, loses the warranty. Budget for dealer services when you compare the Saga or X70 with a cheaper rival.
Ask the dealer for the service booklet and the cost of the first three services before you sign. That cost is part of the real price of the car over its first five years.
Common questions
What is the price of the Proton Saga in Pakistan?
Rs 3,749,000 for the MT, Rs 3,949,000 for the AT and Rs 4,099,000 for the ACE, on Proton's own price list.
What is the price of the Proton X70 in Pakistan?
Rs 8,799,000 for the Executive AWD and Rs 9,299,000 for the Premium FWD.
Is the X70 AWD cheaper than the FWD?
Yes, on Proton's list the Executive AWD is Rs 500,000 cheaper than the Premium FWD.
Does the Proton price include registration?
No. Registration, plates, token tax and insurance are extra. The list does not say whether freight is included.
What is Proton's helpline in Pakistan?
111-776-866, or 021-34100521 to 524. The email is info@proton.com.pk.
How we verified this
What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.
Last checked 1 November 2026. We read the price list in the menu of proton.com.pk, the Saga and X70 pages, the contact page and the warranty page on 1 November 2026. Prices and features come from those pages; the price gaps are our arithmetic. The site gives no date for the last price change and does not say whether freight or tax is included, and we did not confirm prices with a dealer.
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