Toyota Corolla 2027 Facelift Price in Pakistan: Rs 6,099,000 to Rs 7,749,000, Old Prices Kept

Short answer: The Toyota Corolla 2027 facelift costs Rs 6,099,000 to Rs 7,749,000 in Pakistan, on Toyota Indus Motor's own website on 20 October 2026. Five of the six prices are the same as before the facelift. The only new price is the 1.8 CVT-i Grande with a chestnut interior at Rs 7,749,000, which replaces the beige interior Grande.

So the new Corolla price in Pakistan did not go up with the new look. Toyota gave the car a new grille, 16 inch alloy wheels and a 9 inch screen, and kept the sticker where it was. Toyota calls these "introductory" prices. A dealer circular dated 14 October 2026 reportedly limits them to cars invoiced between 16 October and 31 December 2026.

That date window is the detail buyers should care about most. The price you pay is the one on the day of invoice, not the day you book.

Corolla 2027 facelift prices run from Rs 6,099,000 to Rs 7,749,000

The cheapest Corolla is the 1.6 MT at Rs 6,099,000. The dearest is the 1.8 CVT-i Grande with chestnut interior at Rs 7,749,000. Toyota's site calls every price a suggested retail price, ex-factory Karachi, per unit, inclusive of 25% sales tax.

The 30 September prices are the ones we read on the same website for our October 2026 car price list. The chestnut Grande costs Rs 40,000 more than the black interior one and Rs 80,000 more than the beige one it replaces.

The introductory price holds only for cars invoiced by 31 December

The dealer circular, as reported, applies these prices to cars booked and invoiced from 16 October to 31 December 2026, subject to availability. Existing orders made up to 15 October also qualify, but only if invoicing happens in the same window.

We could not read the circular itself. Toyota's public website shows the prices but not the window. So treat the dates as reported, and ask your dealer to write the expected invoice date on your booking form.

1. Ask the dealer for the expected invoice date before you pay.
2. Check that the date falls between 16 October and 31 December 2026.
3. Ask what happens to your price if invoicing slips into 2027.
4. Get the total payable in writing, including withholding tax and transport.
5. Keep the booking receipt and the dealer's written quote together.

The circular also says, as reported, that the price at delivery is final. Any change in taxes, levies, tariffs, import policy or the exchange rate is passed to the buyer. In plain words, a booking does not lock the price.

The ex-factory price is not what you finally pay

The listed price includes sales tax, Federal Excise Duty, Capital Value Tax and the NEV levy, according to the reported circular. Transport to your city, transit insurance and advance or withholding income tax are charged on top. Registration and token tax come after that, at your provincial excise office.

Withholding tax depends on whether you are a filer or a non-filer, and on engine size. Check the advance tax when you buy a vehicle before you pay. In Punjab, the next cost is new car registration and token tax. If you buy on a bank loan, the markup comes on top too, and a car loan in Pakistan has its own limits on amount and tenure.

The 1.8 engine gives 18 more horsepower than the 1.6

Toyota lists the 1.6 engine at 120 hp at 6,000 rpm and 154 Nm of torque at 5,200 rpm. The 1.8 makes 138 hp at 6,400 rpm and 173 Nm at 4,000 rpm. The 1.6 MT has a 6 speed manual. The 1.6 CVT-i variants use a 7 speed CVT-i, and the 1.8 cars a 7 speed Sport CVT-i.

Here is the odd bit. The 1.8 CVT-i at Rs 7,029,000 is Rs 310,000 cheaper than the 1.6 CVT-i Special Edition at Rs 7,339,000. You get the bigger engine for less. The Special Edition's extra money goes on equipment, not power. If you care about performance on the motorway, the 1.8 CVT-i is the better buy on paper.

The facelift brings a new grille, 16 inch wheels and a 9 inch screen

Toyota's Corolla page lists 16 inch alloy wheels, a new grille design, a 9 inch smart display, LED fog lamps, dual SRS airbags, two front and four rear parking sensors, and steering wheel controls for audio and cruise control with paddle shifters. The page does not say which features come on which variant.

Five colours are shown: Attitude Black, Metal Stream Metallic, Super White, Celestite Gray and Strong Blue. Toyota notes that real colours may differ from the pictures.

Only two airbags is a weak point at this price. Suzuki's own page for the Fronx, which sells for Rs 5,999,999 to Rs 6,874,999, headlines six airbags. Ask the dealer for the brochure page that matches your exact variant before you book.

Common questions

What is the price of the new Corolla 2027 in Pakistan?

Rs 6,099,000 for the 1.6 MT up to Rs 7,749,000 for the 1.8 CVT-i Grande with chestnut interior, on Toyota Indus Motor's website on 20 October 2026.

Did Toyota raise the Corolla price with the facelift?

No. Five variants kept their old prices. The beige interior Grande was dropped and a chestnut interior Grande added at Rs 7,749,000.

How long do the introductory Corolla prices last?

A dealer circular, as reported, applies them to cars invoiced from 16 October to 31 December 2026. Toyota's website does not show the window.

Do Corolla prices include tax?

Toyota's site says they include 25% sales tax. Withholding tax, transport, transit insurance and registration are extra.

Which Corolla has the bigger engine for less money?

The 1.8 CVT-i at Rs 7,029,000 is cheaper than the 1.6 CVT-i Special Edition at Rs 7,339,000.

How many airbags does the Corolla facelift have?

Toyota's Corolla page lists dual SRS airbags, one for the driver and one for the front passenger.

How we verified this

What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.

We read every price, the tax note, the engine figures, the features and the colours on Toyota Indus Motor's Corolla page on 20 October 2026, through a reader because a direct request timed out. The 30 September 2026 prices are from our own read of the same site that day. The Fronx airbag count is from Suzuki Pakistan's Fronx page, read on 20 October 2026. The introductory window, the treatment of existing orders, the list of included taxes and the price at delivery terms come from a dealer circular dated 14 October 2026 as reported; we could not read the circular. The Rs 40,000, Rs 80,000 and Rs 310,000 gaps are our arithmetic. We did not visit a dealer or confirm delivery times.