Toyota Corolla 2027 Facelift Starts at Rs 6.099 Million in Pakistan

Toyota has announced introductory prices for the Corolla 2027 facelift in Pakistan. The range starts at Rs 6,099,000, with two 1.6-litre variants receiving a Rs 103,000 reduction against the previous rates listed in the company’s October 14 dealer circular.

The offer applies to eligible vehicles invoiced between October 16 and December 31, 2026, subject to availability. The price announcement follows Toyota’s October 6 circular introducing the facelift.

Six Variants and Their Prices

Toyota has listed the following introductory ex-factory Karachi prices:

• 1.6 Altis MT: Rs 6,099,000
• 1.6 Altis CVTi: Rs 6,699,000
• 1.6 Altis CVTi SE: Rs 7,339,000
• 1.8 Altis CVTi: Rs 7,029,000
• 1.8 Altis CVTi Grande with black interior: Rs 7,709,000
• 1.8 Altis CVTi Grande with chestnut interior: Rs 7,749,000

The 1.6 manual previously cost Rs 6,202,000, while the standard 1.6 CVTi stood at Rs 6,802,000. Both now cost Rs 103,000 less.

The SE, 1.8 Altis and black-interior Grande retain their previous prices. Toyota has discontinued the beige-interior Grande, while the new chestnut option costs Rs 40,000 more than the black version.

Your Invoice Date Matters

New customers qualify when both booking and invoicing take place between October 16 and December 31.

Existing customers also qualify if their balance orders appear in Toyota’s system with a creation date on or before October 15. Their vehicles must receive invoices within the same offer period.

An existing booking alone does not secure the introductory price. Eligibility also depends on the order’s status, invoice date and vehicle availability.

Fresh Styling, Familiar Engines

The facelift updates Pakistan’s existing 11th-generation Corolla with a revised grille, redesigned front bumper, updated tail lamps and fresh exterior color options.

Inside, changes include updated trim, warm-steel accents, Bluetooth 5.0, Panasonic speakers and rear USB-A and USB-C charging ports. Wireless smartphone connectivity, front fog lamps and parking sensors depend on the selected variant.

Toyota continues with the 1.6-litre and 1.8-litre petrol engines. The entry-level Altis offers a manual gearbox, while the remaining versions use a CVT.

Extra Charges Raise the Final Cost

The announced prices include applicable sales tax, Federal Excise Duty, Capital Value Tax and the NEV levy.

Transport, transit insurance and advance income tax or withholding tax cost extra. Withholding tax follows the buyer’s applicable filer or non-filer rate.

Toyota describes the prices as provisional, with the delivery-date rate taking precedence. Customers bear adjustments arising from changes in taxes, government levies, tariffs, import policies or exchange rates. Buyers should confirm the expected invoice date, delivery schedule and total payable amount with their dealership.