While many automakers in Pakistan have raised prices following the 2025–26 federal budget, Haval has taken a customer-friendly approach. Unlike Pak Suzuki and Kia, which increased prices due to new taxes and levies, Haval’s parent company, Sazgar Engineering, announced that its car prices will remain unchanged.
This decision comes as a relief for many car buyers. Leading brands like Suzuki and Kia raised prices on popular models such as the Alto, Cultus, Swift, Sportage, and Picanto. These increases were linked to the newly imposed New Energy Vehicles (NEV) Adoption Levy and higher sales tax rates.
However, Sazgar has chosen to absorb the impact of the NEV levy instead of passing the cost on to customers. In an official statement, the company emphasized its commitment to customer welfare and long-term price stability.
“As a responsible and customer-focused organization, Sazgar has consistently taken proactive measures to protect the interests of our valued Haval family,” the statement read.
In addition to maintaining prices, Haval has also reduced the ex-factory prices of its vehicles. This means buyers will not only avoid a price hike but will also enjoy added savings.
At a time when most automakers are increasing rates, Haval’s decision offers much-needed stability in an unpredictable market. The brand’s efforts to support customers during tough economic conditions are a strong signal of its customer-first values.
For Pakistani families planning to buy a new car, this announcement is welcome news. By keeping prices steady and reducing base costs, Haval is making car ownership more accessible and affordable.
This bold move positions Haval as a leader in customer care within Pakistan’s auto industry.
In addition to stable pricing, Haval Pakistan is set to launch the premium Tank 500 PHEV SUV soon, expanding its lineup of advanced vehicles.
