BMW Prices Reduced by Up to Rs. 5 Crore After Budget Relief

By Zohaib Shah ⏐ 5 months ago ⏐

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Dewan Motors has announced a major price cut across its BMW lineup, effective immediately at all dealerships in Pakistan. This reduction follows the federal budget for FY 2025–26, which lowered customs duties and taxes on imported vehicles.

The new prices apply to both petrol and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs), offering buyers substantial savings. Models such as the BMW 218 Gran Coupe have dropped by nearly PKR 4.5 million, making them more accessible. Flagship vehicles, including the BMW X7 M60i xDrive, have seen reductions as high as PKR 47.9 million.

According to Dewan Motors, the price drop reflects the company’s commitment to passing budget benefits directly to consumers. The company confirmed that these revised ex-factory prices are now live across its national dealership network. Car enthusiasts and premium buyers are expected to respond positively, especially with improved affordability in the luxury segment.

A detailed comparison of previous and new ex-factory prices:

Model	Powertrain	Old Price (PKR)	Change (PKR)	New Price (PKR)
218 GC	Petrol	33,280,000	−4,480,000	28,800,000
218i Cou	Petrol	31,360,000	−3,860,000	27,500,000
M2	Petrol	130,240,000	−31,240,000	99,000,000
M4	Petrol	136,960,000	−37,060,000	99,900,000
M4 Competition	Petrol	149,440,000	−40,440,000	109,000,000
M5	PHEV	151,040,000	−6,640,000	144,400,000
750 e xDrive	PHEV	123,200,000	−15,700,000	107,500,000
M760e xDrive	PHEV	145,280,000	−20,380,000	124,900,000
X5 xDrive 50e	PHEV	96,640,000	−7,640,000	89,000,000
X7 M60i xDrive	Petrol	186,880,000	−47,880,000	139,000,000
X7 xDrive40i	Petrol	142,400,000	−37,500,000	104,900,000

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Zohaib Shah

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