Dewan Motors, the authorized distributor of BMW in Pakistan, has slashed prices across a wide range of BMW models.
The new pricing applies to both petrol-powered and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs), making luxury mobility more accessible to buyers.
The reductions, reaching up to Rs 47.88 million on select models, reflect the company’s effort to boost sales amid evolving market conditions.
Price Cuts on Entry-Level Models
Among the more affordable variants, the BMW 218i CC Petrol has seen a price reduction of Rs 4,480,000 — bringing its new price to Rs 28,800,000 from the previous Rs 33,280,000.
Likewise, the 218i Cou Petrol now costs Rs 27,500,000 after a Rs 3,860,000 cut from its earlier rate of Rs 31,360,000.
High-Performance M Series Models See Major Drops
The performance-focused BMW M2 Petrol is now priced at Rs 99,000,000 — a massive Rs 31,240,000 decrease from its former Rs 130,240,000 tag. The M4 Petrol also saw a major drop, now available at Rs 99,900,000 after a Rs 37,060,000 reduction.
The M4 Competition Petrol witnessed a cut of Rs 40,440,000, bringing its new price down to Rs 109,000,000 from Rs 149,440,000.
Plug-in Hybrid Models Become More Accessible
For hybrid enthusiasts, the BMW M5 PHEV now carries a new price of Rs 144,400,000 — lowered by Rs 6,640,000. The 750e xDrive PHEV has been reduced by Rs 15,700,000 and is now offered at Rs 107,500,000.
Meanwhile, the M760e xDrive PHEV is now priced at Rs 124,900,000 following a Rs 20,380,000 decrease.
X Series Models See Drastic Revisions
The BMW X5 xDrive 50e PHEV saw a Rs 7,640,000 cut, bringing the price down to Rs 89,000,000 from Rs 96,640,000. In the luxury SUV segment, the X7 M60i xDrive Petrol received the largest reduction of Rs 47,880,000 — now priced at Rs 139,000,000.
The X7 xDrive40i Petrol also saw a steep drop of Rs 37,500,000, reducing its price to Rs 104,900,000.
BMW Buyers in for a Treat
With Dewan Motors significantly revising its pricing strategy, luxury car buyers in Pakistan now have a strong incentive to explore BMW’s lineup.
These aggressive price cuts are expected to drive renewed interest in premium vehicles amid changing economic dynamics.