Kia Sorento price in Pakistan

The Kia Sorento is Kia’s big seven-seat family SUV in Pakistan, sold and assembled by Lucky Motor Corporation. It sits above the Sportage in Kia’s local lineup and comes in four variants: one with a 3.5-litre petrol V6 and three with a 1.6-litre turbo hybrid setup, including a plug-in hybrid. The Kia Sorento price in Pakistan currently starts at Rs 13,649,000 for the 3.5 FWD and goes up to Rs 16,499,000 for the top 1.6T AWD PHEV.

Prices changed in October 2026 when Lucky Motor Corporation cut the prices of the hybrid variants by up to Rs 2.5 million under a limited-time promotional offer. The company made the announcement to mark ten years of operations and 100,000 units sold. The cut applies only to the HEV and PHEV variants; the 3.5-litre V6 price is unchanged. All prices below are ex-factory, so freight, taxes and registration are extra.

Kia Sorento price in Pakistan

The two HEV variants now cost the same under the promotion. Before the cut, the FWD HEV was Rs 16,299,000 and the AWD HEV was Rs 17,899,000, so the all-wheel-drive version got a much bigger reduction of Rs 2.4 million. The PHEV dropped by Rs 2.5 million, from Rs 18,999,000 to Rs 16,499,000. These are promotional prices that Lucky Motor Corporation has said apply for a limited time, so buyers should confirm the current figure with a Kia dealer before booking.

Kia Sorento variants in Pakistan

Sorento 3.5 FWD

The 3.5 FWD is the entry point into the Sorento range and the only variant with a conventional petrol engine. It uses a 3.5-litre V6 that makes 269 HP and 331 Nm, paired with an 8-speed automatic gearbox and front-wheel drive. It is the cheapest way to get into a Sorento at Rs 13,649,000. Fuel economy is rated at 8 to 10 km per litre, which is normal for a big V6 SUV. Buyers who want the smooth pull of a larger engine and do not mind the fuel bill usually pick this one. It is not part of the promotional price cut.

Sorento 1.6T FWD HEV

The FWD HEV pairs a 1.6-litre single-turbo direct-injection engine with an electric motor for a combined 238 HP and 367 Nm. It drives the front wheels through a 6-speed automatic. This is the hybrid to pick if you mostly drive in the city and do not need all-wheel drive. Fuel economy is rated at 12 to 18 km per litre, which is nearly double what the V6 manages. Under the current promotion it costs Rs 15,499,000, down from Rs 16,299,000.

Sorento 1.6T AWD HEV

The AWD HEV uses the same 1.6-litre turbo hybrid system with 238 HP and 367 Nm combined, but sends power to all four wheels. It is the sweet spot of the range right now: thanks to the Rs 2.4 million price cut, it costs exactly the same as the front-wheel-drive hybrid at Rs 15,499,000. Anyone choosing between the two HEV variants gets all-wheel drive at no extra cost during the promotion. Fuel economy stays in the same 12 to 18 km per litre band.

Sorento 1.6T AWD PHEV

The AWD PHEV is the newest and most expensive variant in the lineup. It adds a larger battery that can be charged from an outside power source, so short daily trips can be done mostly on electric power before the petrol engine takes over. Like the AWD HEV, it comes with all-wheel drive. The price is Rs 16,499,000 after a Rs 2.5 million cut from Rs 18,999,000. Buyers who have easy access to charging at home or the office get the most out of this variant.

Engine, mileage and performance

The Sorento gives buyers a clear choice between old-school power and modern efficiency. The 3.5-litre V6 is the stronger engine on paper for straight-line pull and towing, with 269 HP and a towing capacity of 1,588 kg. But it drinks more fuel at 8 to 10 km per litre, and its 67-litre tank will need frequent visits to the pump on long trips.

The hybrid variants trade some of that muscle for running-cost savings. The combined 238 HP and 367 Nm of the 1.6T hybrid is more than enough for a family SUV, and the 12 to 18 km per litre rating makes a real difference in monthly fuel spend. The hybrid system also gets regenerative braking, which recovers energy when slowing down. Kia backs the hybrid battery with an 8-year or 160,000 km warranty, which takes much of the worry out of buying a hybrid.

Features and safety

All Sorento variants share the same roomy cabin with seven seats across three rows. The facelifted model gets a modern dashboard with a 12.3-inch display, a digital instrument cluster, leather seats with powered adjustment, and dual-zone climate control with vents for the third row. Comfort extras include heated and ventilated front seats, a panoramic sunroof, a wireless phone charger, keyless entry with push-button start, and a 360-degree camera for tight parking spots.

Safety equipment is strong across the range. Every Sorento comes with six airbags, ABS with electronic brake-force distribution, stability control, and hill-start assist. Driver-assistance features include autonomous emergency braking, lane-keeping assist, blind-spot detection, rear cross-traffic alert, adaptive cruise control, and a surround-view monitor. The hybrid variants ride on 19-inch alloy wheels, while the 3.5 FWD gets 18-inch wheels.

Sorento vs its rivals

The Sorento competes with the Toyota Fortuner, Hyundai Santa Fe and Chery Tiggo 8 Pro in the Pakistani SUV market. Against the Fortuner, the Sorento offers a smoother car-like ride, more advanced driver-assistance features, and much better fuel economy in the hybrid variants. The V6 also outmuscles most rivals on pure power. Against the Santa Fe, its platform sibling, the Sorento edges ahead with more cabin room and a simpler, more user-friendly cabin layout.

Price-wise, the Sorento sits in the premium bracket. The 3.5 FWD at Rs 13,649,000 is the value pick of the range, while the hybrids at Rs 15,499,000 to Rs 16,499,000 cost more but pay back at the fuel pump. Buyers comparing budgets across segments can also check the Toyota Corolla price in Pakistan to see what a smaller, more fuel-efficient family car costs in comparison.

FAQs

What is the Kia Sorento price in Pakistan?

The Kia Sorento price in Pakistan ranges from Rs 13,649,000 for the 3.5 FWD to Rs 16,499,000 for the 1.6T AWD PHEV. The two hybrid HEV variants are priced at Rs 15,499,000 under a limited-time promotion. All prices are ex-factory and exclude freight, taxes and registration.

Which Kia Sorento variant is the cheapest?

The Sorento 3.5 FWD is the cheapest variant at Rs 13,649,000. It has a 3.5-litre V6 petrol engine with 269 HP, an 8-speed automatic gearbox and front-wheel drive.

What is the fuel average of the Kia Sorento?

The 3.5L V6 variant returns around 8 to 10 km per litre. The 1.6T hybrid variants are rated at 12 to 18 km per litre, making them far more economical for daily driving.

Is the Kia Sorento a 7-seater?

Yes, the Kia Sorento sold in Pakistan seats seven people across three rows, with air-conditioning vents for the third row and a panoramic sunroof.

What colours is the Kia Sorento available in?

The Sorento comes in five colours in Pakistan: Fusion Black, Clear White, Gravity Blue, Volcano Sand and Interstellar Grey.

The Kia Sorento is a strong pick for buyers who need seven seats with modern safety tech and the choice between V6 power and hybrid economy. The current promotional prices make the hybrid variants unusually good value, especially the AWD HEV at the same price as the FWD. Just remember that the hybrid prices are promotional and all figures are ex-factory, so confirm the final on-road price with your Kia dealer. If your needs are simpler, the Toyota Corolla price in Pakistan page covers a more affordable family option.