Toyota Extended Warranty in Pakistan: Prices From Rs 9,999 for Corolla, Yaris, Hilux and Fortuner

Toyota's extended warranty in Pakistan adds one or two years after the built-in 3 years or 100,000 km, and on 24 October 2026 Indus Motor's page priced it from Rs 9,999 for a Corolla or Yaris to Rs 125,000 for a Hilux or Fortuner. There are two packages: Comprehensive keeps the 100,000 km limit, and Premium raises it to 120,000 or 140,000 km. Below is every price on the page, what is covered and what is not, and which buyers should pay for which package.

The choice comes down to one number: how far you drive. A Corolla doing 35,000 km a year reaches 100,000 km before its third birthday, and then the Comprehensive package adds nothing. That driver needs Premium.

Toyota's extended warranty prices run from Rs 9,999 to Rs 125,000

Indus Motor lists the Comprehensive package at Rs 9,999 for one extra year on a Yaris or Corolla, and Rs 25,000 for two. Premium costs Rs 28,000 and Rs 51,000 on a Yaris, Rs 30,000 and Rs 55,000 on a Corolla, and Rs 65,000 and Rs 125,000 on a Hilux or Fortuner.

Toyota says prices highlighted in red are heavily discounted limited-time rates. Our copy of the page did not carry the colours, but the asterisked prices above are the likely ones. Book while the offer lasts, and ask the dealer to print the price on the receipt.

The Corolla Cross has its own row with three prices, Rs 35,000, Rs 70,000 and Rs 110,000, shown under the Premium package. The page does not label which period each covers, so ask the dealer before you pay.

Comprehensive keeps 100,000 km, Premium stretches to 140,000 km

Comprehensive gives 12 or 24 more months after the built-in 36 months, with the same 100,000 km ceiling. Premium gives 12 months and 20,000 km, or 24 months and 40,000 km, beyond the built-in limit. Both cover parts the way the built-in warranty does.

Toyota describes Premium as the package for owners who take long road trips and pass 100,000 km within three years. Comprehensive is for those who do not. Here is a quick test.

1. Check your odometer and the months since delivery.
2. Divide the kilometres by the months to get your monthly average.
3. Multiply by 36. If the answer is under 100,000, Comprehensive fits.
4. If it is over 100,000, choose Premium.
5. For five years of cover, multiply by 60 and compare with 140,000.

Tyres, battery, paint and routine service are not covered

Toyota excludes tyres, the battery, surface rust and paint damage from the extended warranty. It also excludes damage from misuse, racing, overloading, modifications, accidents, add-on parts, poor maintenance, the wrong fluids and natural events such as floods and hail.

• Periodic maintenance is your cost: lubrication, cleaning, filters, coolant, spark plugs and fuses.
• Normal noise, vibration, wear and fading are not covered.
• A car whose odometer has been changed or tampered with loses cover.
• Stone chips, scratches and corrosion from the environment are not covered.

The owner's duties are written too. You must take the car to a Toyota authorised 3S dealership for warranty work, keep maintenance records, and follow the owner's manual. Toyota warns that servicing outside an authorised dealer may void the extended warranty.

If a dealer turns down a claim you think is covered, ask for the refusal in writing and send it with your service records to customer.relations@toyota-indus.com. That paper trail is also what a consumer court complaint needs if the company does not resolve it.

Prepaid periodic maintenance is a separate one year package

Toyota also sells Prepaid Periodic Maintenance at its dealers. The package covers four maintenance visits, including the oil and oil filter change, with an inspection every 5,000 km, priority service, cashless payment and a free car top wash, valid for one year.

The page does not list a price for it. Ask the dealer, and compare that price with four oil and filter changes at the dealer's normal rate before you prepay. Keeping all four visits at the dealer also builds the service record that the extended warranty depends on.

An older Toyota brochure shows different prices and a third package

Toyota's downloadable brochure for the Yaris lists a Comprehensive price of Rs 18,000 for one year and Rs 36,000 for two, and a third tier, Basic Limited, at Rs 13,000 and Rs 23,000 covering only engine and transmission parts. The Premium prices, Rs 28,000 and Rs 51,000, match today's page.

The brochure file sits in a 2022 upload folder, so its Comprehensive and Basic prices look out of date. The live page is the one to quote. The brochure also says the extended warranty transfers with the car when you sell it, which can help resale. Confirm that point with the dealer, because the live page does not repeat it.

If you are buying new, the base price comes first, and the Corolla 2027 variant prices list what each version costs. Running costs matter as much as warranty, and the monthly petrol cost of a car shows how quickly long distances add up.

Common questions

What is Toyota's built-in warranty in Pakistan?

3 years or 100,000 km, whichever comes first, according to Indus Motor's extended warranty page.

How much is the Corolla extended warranty?

Rs 9,999 for one Comprehensive year and Rs 25,000 for two, or Rs 30,000 and Rs 55,000 for Premium, on 24 October 2026.

Does the extended warranty cover the battery?

No. Toyota lists tyres, the battery, surface rust and paint damage as not covered.

Which package suits a car that runs 40,000 km a year?

Premium. At that rate the car passes 100,000 km before three years, so the Comprehensive limit would already be used up.

Where do I claim under the extended warranty?

At any Toyota authorised 3S dealership in Pakistan, with your maintenance records. The Customer Assistance Centre is on 0800-11123.

How we verified this

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

We read Indus Motor's extended warranty page, its package badge images, the Yaris brochure linked from it and the prepaid periodic maintenance page on 24 October 2026. The Corolla Cross price labels, the prepaid maintenance price and any deadline for buying the extension were not on those pages.