Toyota has announced a significant price increase for two of its premium vehicles in Pakistan, making them considerably more expensive for buyers. The latest revision affects the Toyota Camry Hybrid and the Toyota Land Cruiser (LC) 250 Petrol 5-Seater, with both models seeing multi-million-rupee price hikes.
According to the updated price list, the Toyota Camry now costs Rs. 43.8 million, up from its previous price of Rs. 33 million. This marks a substantial increase of Rs. 10.8 million, making the luxury hybrid sedan one of the most expensive passenger cars available in Pakistan.
The Toyota LC 250 Petrol 5-Seater has also received a major price revision. Its price has increased by Rs. 6.5 million, bringing the new ex-factory price to Rs. 61.5 million. The revised prices are effective immediately and apply to new bookings.
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While Toyota has not provided detailed reasons for the latest increase, industry experts believe the revision is linked to recent changes in taxation, higher import duties, exchange rate fluctuations, and rising international production and shipping costs. These factors have continued to put pressure on Pakistan’s automobile market, particularly in the premium vehicle segment.
The sharp increase is expected to impact customer demand, as luxury vehicles become even less affordable for most buyers. However, demand for premium Toyota models has traditionally remained strong among customers seeking advanced technology, reliability, and long-term resale value.
The latest price adjustment reflects the ongoing challenges facing Pakistan’s automotive industry, where manufacturers continue to revise vehicle prices in response to changing economic conditions.
Prospective buyers are advised to confirm the latest prices and booking details with authorized Toyota dealerships before placing an order, as vehicle prices may be revised further depending on future government policies and market conditions.
