BMW Cars Price in Pakistan (All Models, 2026)

BMW is one of the most searched luxury car brands in Pakistan. Every new BMW in the country is sold through Dewan Motors, the sole authorized importer and distributor of BMW vehicles in Pakistan. Dewan Motors runs showrooms in Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad, and it also handles BMW Motorrad bikes through the same network.

BMW cars in Pakistan are fully imported, so their prices move with import duties, taxes and budget changes. That is why the price list has changed twice in the past year. This guide lists the current new BMW prices in Pakistan for every model that appears in Dewan Motors’ official price lists, with petrol, plug-in hybrid and electric models covered separately. Where sources disagree, we say so clearly instead of picking one number quietly.

BMW Petrol and Plug-in Hybrid Prices in Pakistan

The table below shows the current official prices of BMW petrol and plug-in hybrid (PHEV) models sold new by Dewan Motors. These prices were set after the federal budget for 2025-26, when Dewan Motors cut prices across the petrol and PHEV range. The reductions were large: the X7 M60i xDrive dropped by almost Rs 4.79 crore, and even the entry-level 218 Gran Coupe came down by Rs 44.8 lakh.

A note on sources: the figures above are agreed by ProPakistani, Trending Pakistan and VehicleTown, all reporting Dewan Motors’ revised price list. One outlet, Gari.pk, published a table with different figures on some rows (for example Rs 114 million for the M5 and Rs 150 million for the 750e), so we have not used those. If you are booking a car, always confirm the final figure with Dewan Motors, because prices can change with duty revisions.

The 218i Coupe is the cheapest new BMW you can buy in Pakistan, at Rs 2.75 crore. The 7 Series plug-in hybrids, the 750e xDrive and the M760e xDrive, are the flagship sedans in the petrol range. The M2, M4, M4 Competition and M5 are BMW M performance models for buyers who want track-focused speed. The X5 xDrive50e is a plug-in hybrid SUV, while the X7 comes in two petrol versions: the xDrive40i and the range-topping M60i.

BMW Electric Car Prices in Pakistan

Dewan Motors sells a full electric BMW range in Pakistan, from the compact iX1 crossover to the flagship i7 sedan. The prices below are the revised official list that took effect on July 1, 2026, after the federal budget for 2026-27. Unlike the 2025 petrol price cuts, the EV list moved up this time, with increases of roughly Rs 40 lakh to Rs 95 lakh per model.

Every new BMW EV bought from Dewan Motors comes with a free Wallbox home charger with installation, plus an 8-year or 160,000 km battery warranty, whichever comes first. These two perks matter a lot for EV buyers, because home charging setup and battery life are the two biggest worries with electric cars.

Dewan Motors has also run limited-time special prices on ready-to-deliver EVs. In one such offer, the iX1 xDrive30 was priced at Rs 24.90 million, the iX2 xDrive30 at Rs 25.60 million, the i4 M60 xDrive at Rs 38.00 million and the i7 eDrive50 at Rs 67.90 million, with limited units available. These promo prices were below the official list, but they are not permanent, so check with Dewan Motors before assuming they still apply.

One more thing to know: Dewan Motors opened pre-bookings for the new BMW iX3 from the Neue Klasse generation, BMW’s new electric platform. The reported booking price was Rs 37,400,000, with a 10 percent booking amount. This is a different iX3 from the iX3 50 xDrive in the table above, so do not mix the two up when comparing prices.

BMW SUV Prices: X1, X3, X5, X7

For BMW SUVs, the verified new prices are the X5 xDrive50e at Rs 8.90 crore, the X7 xDrive40i at Rs 10.49 crore and the X7 M60i xDrive at Rs 13.90 crore. The electric SUVs in the range are the iX1 xDrive30 (Rs 2.68 crore), the iX2 xDrive30 (Rs 2.74 crore), the iX3 50 xDrive (Rs 3.05 crore) and the iX xDrive45 (Rs 3.85 crore).

The petrol X1 and X3 are commonly seen on Pakistani roads, but Dewan Motors’ current official price lists do not carry verified new prices for them. Some older listings show figures, but they conflict with each other and with the current lineup, so we are not printing any of them. If you want a new petrol X1 or X3, contact Dewan Motors directly for the current price and availability. The same goes for the petrol 3 Series and 5 Series: they appear in older Dewan product lineups, but the current verified price lists only show the 2 Series Gran Coupe, 7 Series and M models among sedans and coupes.

BMW Models Not Sold New in Pakistan

Some BMW models you see on Pakistani roads are not in Dewan Motors’ current official new-car lineup at all. The Z4 roadster and the XM performance SUV do not appear in the current official price lists. They are bought as used imports through the grey market. Prices for such imports vary from car to car based on year, mileage and condition, so there is no fixed new-car price to list. Buy these only after checking the car’s import papers, auction sheet and duty-paid status carefully.

Also note that many used BMW cars in Pakistan, including older 3 Series, 5 Series and X models, come from Japanese used-car imports. These can be much cheaper than a new BMW, but they carry higher risk: unknown service history, accident repairs and expensive parts. A full inspection by a BMW-trained technician is worth the money before you pay.

Why BMW Prices Change So Often in Pakistan

Since BMWs are imported as fully built units, their prices depend directly on customs duty, sales tax and the rupee’s value against foreign currencies. The federal budget each year can move luxury car prices by crores in either direction. In 2025, duty relief cut BMW petrol and hybrid prices sharply. In 2026, the next budget pushed EV prices up instead. This is why you should treat any BMW price list as current only until the next policy change, and always confirm the booking price with Dewan Motors on the day you plan to buy.

FAQs

What is the cheapest BMW car in Pakistan?

The cheapest new BMW in Pakistan is the electric BMW i4 eDrive35 at Rs 26,000,000 (Rs 2.60 crore), followed closely by the BMW iX1 xDrive30 at Rs 26,800,000. Among petrol models, the cheapest is the BMW 218i Coupe at Rs 27,500,000. These are Dewan Motors’ official prices for new cars.

What is the most expensive BMW in Pakistan?

The most expensive BMW in the current official lineup is the BMW M5 plug-in hybrid at Rs 144,400,000 (Rs 14.44 crore). Among SUVs, the BMW X7 M60i xDrive tops the range at Rs 139,000,000. The flagship electric sedan, the BMW i7 50 xDrive, is priced at Rs 69,500,000.

Who sells new BMW cars in Pakistan?

Dewan Motors Private Limited is the sole authorized importer and distributor of new BMW vehicles in Pakistan. It operates showrooms in Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad, and it also handles BMW Motorrad motorcycles. Buying from Dewan Motors is the only way to get a new BMW with official warranty and after-sales support in Pakistan.

Do BMW electric cars in Pakistan come with a charger?

Yes. Dewan Motors includes a free Wallbox home charger with professional installation on every new BMW EV sold in Pakistan. The electric range also carries an 8-year or 160,000 km battery warranty, whichever comes first, which covers the main worry most buyers have about EV ownership.

Are BMW prices in Pakistan expected to change again?

Likely, yes. BMWs are fully imported, so every federal budget and duty change can move prices by crores. The 2025 budget cut petrol and hybrid prices, while the 2026 budget raised EV prices. Always confirm the current price with Dewan Motors before booking, and do not rely on old price lists.

BMW prices in Pakistan sit far above mass-market cars. If you want to see the other end of the market for comparison, read our Toyota Corolla price in Pakistan guide. For luxury buyers, the key takeaway is simple: the official lineup now runs from the Rs 2.60 crore i4 eDrive35 to the Rs 14.44 crore M5, with duty policy deciding where prices go next. Confirm the latest figure with Dewan Motors before you book.