Muhammad NaeemChangan entered Pakistan through Master Changan Motors and quickly became one of the most popular Chinese car brands in the country. The lineup covers the budget Karvaan van, the value-packed Alsvin sedan and the feature-loaded Oshan X7 SUV. This guide lists every Changan model sold in Pakistan with its current ex-factory price.
All prices below are ex-factory and do not include freight, insurance, registration or taxes. Changan raised prices in mid-2025 after the budget and the new energy vehicle levy, so these figures reflect the latest dealer circulars. Always confirm with a dealer before you book.
Changan cars price in Pakistan 2026: complete lineup
| Model | Price range (PKR, ex-factory) |
| Changan Karvaan | Rs. 32.49 lakh |
| Changan Alsvin | Rs. 41.89 lakh to Rs. 49.99 lakh |
| Changan Oshan X7 | Rs. 84.74 lakh to Rs. 92.99 lakh |
Changan Karvaan: price in Pakistan
The Karvaan is a small 7-seater van aimed at commercial buyers and large families on a budget. The Power Plus 1.2 variant is priced at Rs. 32.49 lakh ex-factory, making it the cheapest new 7-seater in Pakistan. It is a simple, practical vehicle with a 1.2L petrol engine and basic features. It is not a family SUV, but for school runs, goods transport and ride-hailing, few new vehicles cost less.
Changan Alsvin: price in Pakistan
The Alsvin is the sedan that made Changan famous in Pakistan. Three variants are on sale: the 1.3L MT Comfort at Rs. 41.89 lakh, the 1.5L DCT Lumiere at Rs. 44.99 lakh, and the Black Edition at Rs. 49.99 lakh. The top trims add a sunroof, cruise control, navigation, heated mirrors, tyre pressure monitoring and start-stop. Fuel economy is 12 to 14 km per litre in the city and up to 18 on the highway. A 3-year or 100,000 km warranty comes standard. Note that one price site lists the Lumiere at Rs. 48.99 lakh, but PakWheels and dealer listings agree on Rs. 44.99 lakh, which is the figure we use here.
Changan Oshan X7: price in Pakistan
The Oshan X7 is Changan’s flagship SUV in Pakistan and a genuine rival to the Kia Sportage and Hyundai Tucson on features. Four choices exist: the Comfort 7-seater at Rs. 84.74 lakh, the FS 5-seater at Rs. 91.49 lakh, the FS 7-seater at Rs. 92.99 lakh, and the new Black Edition at Rs. 85.49 lakh with an all-black cabin and Sony speakers. All use a 1.5L turbo petrol with a 7-speed DCT, making 185 hp. Fuel economy is 10 to 14 km per litre. The FutureSense trims add adaptive cruise, lane assist and a 360-degree camera.
Changan running costs and ownership
Running a Changan costs less than running a Japanese car of the same size, but not by a huge margin. The Alsvin’s 1.3L and 1.5L engines are light on fuel: expect 12 to 14 km per litre in the city and up to 18 on long highway runs. The Oshan X7’s 1.5L turbo is heavier, returning 10 to 14 km per litre depending on how you drive. Service costs at Master Changan dealers are fair, and the 3-year or 100,000 km warranty covers the early ownership years. Insurance is based on the car’s value, so the Alsvin is cheap to insure while the Oshan X7 costs more. One honest caveat: outside Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad, finding a Changan specialist mechanic can take effort, so factor in dealer visits for major work.
Changan vs the competition
The Alsvin competes with the Honda City and Toyota Yaris. It undercuts both on price while offering a sunroof and cruise control that the base Japanese trims skip. The catch is resale: a three-year-old City holds value far better than a three-year-old Alsvin. The Oshan X7 fights the Kia Sportage, Hyundai Tucson and MG HS. It is cheaper than all three in like-for-like trims, but the Korean and MG badges carry stronger resale. The Karvaan has no direct new-car rival at its price; the Suzuki Bolan is its closest competitor, and both appeal to buyers who need cheap seating or cargo space. Buy the Changan if you value features and plan to keep the car. Buy the Japanese rival if resale and easy selling matter more to you.
Should you buy a Changan in Pakistan?
Changan’s main selling point is value: more features per rupee than the Japanese brands. The Alsvin gives you a sunroof and cruise control at a price where rivals offer the basics. The Oshan X7 matches SUVs costing Rs. 20 lakh more on paper. The trade-offs are resale and network depth. Changan cars do not hold value like Toyota or Honda, and the dealer network is smaller outside big cities. Build quality and after-sales have improved a lot since launch, and the 3-year warranty gives reasonable cover. If you plan to keep the car for years rather than flip it, the value case is strong.
- Best feature-to-price ratio among new cars in Pakistan
- Alsvin is one of the cheapest sedans with a sunroof and cruise control
- Oshan X7 rivals SUVs costing much more
- 3-year or 100,000 km warranty on passenger cars
- Resale is weaker than Toyota, Honda and Suzuki
- Smaller dealer and service network outside big cities
- No hybrid or electric option in the lineup
- Parts for older or slow-selling variants can take time
FAQs
What is the cheapest Changan car in Pakistan?
The Karvaan Power Plus 1.2 at Rs. 32.49 lakh is the cheapest Changan, and the cheapest new 7-seater in the country.
What is the price of the Changan Alsvin in Pakistan in 2026?
The Alsvin ranges from Rs. 41.89 lakh (1.3L MT Comfort) to Rs. 49.99 lakh (Black Edition), ex-factory.
What is the price of the Changan Oshan X7 in Pakistan?
The Oshan X7 ranges from Rs. 84.74 lakh (Comfort 7-seater) to Rs. 92.99 lakh (FS 7-seater), ex-factory. The Black Edition sits at Rs. 85.49 lakh.
Does Changan offer a hybrid in Pakistan?
No. Changan’s Pakistan lineup is petrol-only. There is no hybrid or electric Changan on sale locally.
Is the Changan Alsvin good for resale?
The Alsvin sells in decent numbers, but resale is weaker than the Honda City or Toyota Yaris. Buy it for long-term use rather than a quick flip.
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