Muhammad NaeemThe Toyota Corolla has been Pakistan’s best selling sedan for decades, and the current model is still assembled locally by Toyota Indus. In 2026, the Corolla price in Pakistan starts at Rs 6,202,000 for the Altis X Manual 1.6 and goes up to Rs 7,709,000 for the Altis Grande X CVT-i 1.8 Black Interior. All prices below are ex-factory, which means registration, advance withholding tax and freight are extra.
The line-up has six variants: two 1.6-litre trims with a choice of manual or CVT gearbox, a 1.6 Special Edition, a 1.8-litre X CVT-i, and two top Grande X 1.8 trims that differ only in interior colour. Note that there is no hybrid Corolla sedan in Pakistan. The hybrid badge only exists on the Corolla Cross SUV, not on this car. If a seller talks about a hybrid Corolla sedan, that is not a Toyota Indus product.
Toyota Corolla Price in Pakistan (All Variants)
Prices below are the current ex-factory figures reported by PakWheels for the 2026 model year, matched against the prevailing dealership price lists.
| Variant | Engine | Gearbox | Ex-Factory Price |
| Altis X Manual 1.6 | 1.6L petrol | 6-speed manual | Rs 6,202,000 |
| Altis 1.6 X CVT-i | 1.6L petrol | CVT automatic | Rs 6,802,000 |
| Altis X CVT-i 1.8 | 1.8L petrol | CVT automatic | Rs 7,029,000 |
| Altis 1.6 X CVT-i Special Edition | 1.6L petrol | CVT automatic | Rs 7,339,000 |
| Altis Grande X CVT-i 1.8 Beige Interior | 1.8L petrol | CVT automatic | Rs 7,669,000 |
| Altis Grande X CVT-i 1.8 Black Interior | 1.8L petrol | CVT automatic | Rs 7,709,000 |
A word of caution: Corolla prices change often. A Toyota dealership price sheet dated April 2026 listed slightly different figures for some trims (Special Edition at Rs 7,442,000, the 1.8 X CVT-i at Rs 7,132,000, and the Grande trims at Rs 7,772,000 and Rs 7,812,000). Also, the June 2026 federal budget discussion included a proposed 6 percent environmental levy on petrol cars, which was not confirmed at the time of writing but could add roughly Rs 2.4 to 3 lakh to each variant if approved. Always confirm the final figure with your dealer before booking.
Key Specifications
The two engines on offer are a 1.6-litre and a 1.8-litre, both DOHC Dual VVT-i petrol units with sequential multiport fuel injection.
| Detail | 1.6L Variants | 1.8L Variants |
| Engine displacement | 1598 cc | 1798 cc |
| Maximum power | 120 HP @ 6000 RPM | 138 HP @ 6400 RPM |
| Maximum torque | 154 Nm | 173 Nm @ 4000 RPM |
| Transmission | 6-speed manual / 7-speed CVT | 7-speed CVT |
| Drive train | Front wheel drive | Front wheel drive |
| Fuel tank | 55 litres | 55 litres |
| Boot space | 470 litres | 470 litres |
| Ground clearance | 175 mm | 175 mm |
Features by Variant
All six variants come with dual front airbags, ABS, a rear view camera and a 9-inch infotainment screen with navigation and steering mounted controls, according to PakWheels listings.
The base Altis X Manual 1.6 covers the essentials at the lowest price. The Altis 1.6 X CVT-i adds the automatic CVT gearbox, which most city drivers prefer. The Altis X CVT-i 1.8 steps up to the bigger engine and adds cruise control and daytime running lights.
The Altis 1.6 X CVT-i Special Edition adds a sunroof, push start, climate control and DRLs on the 1.6-litre engine, aimed at buyers who want the comfort features without paying for the 1.8. The two Grande X 1.8 trims are the fully loaded options: sunroof, push start, driving modes, climate control and the 1.8-litre engine. The only difference between them is the interior colour, beige or black. Grande X owners also report extra touches like auto-dimming mirrors and paddle shifters.
Standard colours include Super White, Attitude Black, Silver Metallic and Graphite Grey.
Fuel Average and Running Cost
Toyota does not publish an official local fuel average figure, so here are owner-reported numbers from PakWheels reviews of the current car. Grande X 1.8 CVT-i owners commonly report 10 to 11 km per litre in city driving and 15 to 16 km per litre on the highway. One owner reports 12 to 13 km per litre in the city with eco mode on. The 1.6-litre variants do a bit better, roughly 13 to 15 km per litre in the city and 16 to 18 on long routes, according to owner reviews.
With the 55-litre fuel tank, a 1.6 CVT can comfortably cover 700 km or more on a full tank on the highway. Maintenance is cheap and predictable: parts are available everywhere and any mechanic in Pakistan knows this car, which is a big part of why running costs stay low.
Buying Advice
If you want the lowest entry price, the X Manual 1.6 is the only manual in the range. But for most buyers, the 1.6 X CVT-i is the better pick. The six lakh premium over the manual buys the automatic gearbox, which pays off every day in traffic.
Choose the 1.8 Grande only if you regularly drive long distances or want the top trim. In city traffic the 1.6 does the job, and the price gap between the 1.6 CVT and the Grande Black Interior is close to nine lakh. Between the two Grande trims, pick the interior colour you prefer: black looks sportier, beige feels more spacious but shows dirt faster.
Keep in mind that the ex-factory price is not the full payment. Advance withholding tax (higher for non-filers) and registration are charged on top, and dealer sheets show filer and non-filer totals separately. Delivery time is usually around one month for factory orders, though some trims are listed as available instantly. Get the final on-road quote in writing from your Toyota dealership before you pay.
- Strongest resale value in its class in Pakistan
- Proven reliability and the widest parts and service network in the country
- Comfortable cabin, 470-litre boot and 175 mm ground clearance suited to local roads
- Six variants with manual and CVT options to match different budgets
- Decent fuel average with low, predictable maintenance costs
- Ageing design: the platform and shape have barely changed in over a decade
- Only dual front airbags across the range, which is thin at this price point
- Top Grande trims approach Rs 7.7 million ex-factory, close to crossover territory
- Infotainment software support is limited, with owners noting apps do not update
- Rivals now offer more features and hybrid options at similar money
FAQs
What is the cheapest Toyota Corolla in Pakistan?
The Altis X Manual 1.6 is the cheapest variant at Rs 6,202,000 ex-factory.
What is the most expensive Toyota Corolla in Pakistan?
The Altis Grande X CVT-i 1.8 Black Interior tops the range at Rs 7,709,000 ex-factory.
Is there a hybrid Toyota Corolla sedan in Pakistan?
No. Toyota Indus does not sell a hybrid version of the Corolla sedan. The only hybrid in the Corolla family in Pakistan is the Corolla Cross SUV.
What is the fuel average of the Toyota Corolla?
Based on owner reviews, the 1.8 Grande CVT-i returns 10 to 11 km per litre in the city and 15 to 16 on the highway, while the 1.6 variants average 13 to 15 in the city. Your mileage will vary with driving style and traffic.
Are these prices final on-road prices?
No. All prices in this article are ex-factory. You will also pay advance withholding tax (different for filers and non-filers), registration charges and possibly freight, so the on-road price is higher.
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