Dewan Motors Announces Major BMW Price Reductions After Budget Duty Cuts

BMW Prices Slashed Following Federal Budget Incentives

Dewan Motors, the official distributor of BMW vehicles in Pakistan, has announced sweeping price reductions across its entire BMW lineup. This move comes as a direct response to the recent federal budget for FY 2025-26, which introduced significant cuts in customs duties and taxes on imported vehicles. These measures, aimed at making high-end automobiles more accessible, have enabled Dewan Motors to pass on substantial savings to potential buyers throughout the country.

Wide-Ranging Reductions Across Petrol and Plug-In Hybrid Models

The revised BMW pricing structure covers both traditional petrol-powered vehicles and the latest plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs). The reductions span from entry-level models to luxury, high-performance cars. According to Dewan Motors, the new prices are effective immediately and available at all authorized dealerships nationwide.

Entry-level BMWs, such as the 218 Gran Coupe (GC), have seen a price drop of nearly Rs4.5 million, bringing its new retail price to Rs28.8 million. Meanwhile, the 218i Coupe is now available for Rs27.5 million after a reduction of Rs3.86 million. Such cuts make BMW’s premium experience more attainable for a wider range of customers.

Premium and Performance Models See Dramatic Price Drops

It is the high-performance segment where the most dramatic price changes have occurred. The BMW M2, previously listed at Rs130.24 million, is now Rs99 million—a reduction of Rs31.24 million. The M4 also drops from Rs136.96 million to Rs99.9 million, a saving of nearly Rs37.1 million. For those seeking even sportier options, the M4 Competition’s price has been slashed by over Rs40 million, settling at Rs109 million.

Plug-in hybrids have also benefited significantly. The flagship BMW M5 PHEV now costs Rs144.4 million, down by Rs6.64 million. The 750e xDrive and M760e xDrive models have seen reductions of Rs15.7 million and Rs20.38 million, respectively, putting their new prices at Rs107.5 million and Rs124.9 million.

BMW SUV Range Becomes More Accessible

BMW’s SUV lineup, popular among luxury car buyers in Pakistan, is now more competitively priced. The X5 xDrive 50e PHEV’s price has fallen by Rs7.64 million, now retailing at Rs89 million. The X7 range has experienced some of the largest price cuts: the high-performance X7 M60i xDrive is now available at Rs139 million after a reduction of nearly Rs47.9 million. The X7 xDrive40i, previously Rs142.4 million, sees a drop of Rs37.5 million, now available for Rs104.9 million.

Immediate Impact on Luxury Auto Market

The immediate implementation of these new prices is expected to have a substantial impact on Pakistan’s luxury automobile market. By making BMW vehicles more affordable—particularly in the premium and hybrid segments—Dewan Motors is likely to attract a new wave of customers who previously found such vehicles out of reach. This move may also ignite greater competition among luxury car brands, encouraging further price adjustments and promotional offers.

The new pricing is seen as a step towards revitalizing the high-end automotive sector in Pakistan, especially after several years of sluggish sales due to high import costs and heavy taxation. Prospective buyers and car enthusiasts looking for world-class engineering and performance are now presented with an attractive opportunity.