Haval Pakistan has officially announced that it will not increase vehicle prices despite the implementation of the New Energy Vehicles (NEV) Levy effective from July 1, 2025.
While most automakers operating in Pakistan have revised their prices upward in response to the new tax, Haval has chosen to absorb the additional cost instead of passing it on to consumers.
According to an official statement by the company, the decision reflects its commitment to customer satisfaction and long-term brand loyalty. “Following the new New Energy Vehicles Adoption Levy in the 2025–26 Federal Budget, SAZGAR has decided to absorb the increase in new tax. This means the final prices of our vehicles remain UNCHANGED,” the announcement read.
The company further stated that it is prioritizing its customers during these challenging economic times by accepting a reduction in profit margins rather than burdening buyers with higher costs.
“As a responsible and customer-focused organization, SAZGAR has consistently taken proactive measures to protect the interests of our valued HAVAL family,” the statement emphasized.
Updated Haval Car Prices in Pakistan (as of July 2025)
Despite the NEV Levy, the latest prices of Haval vehicles remain stable across the lineup:
Haval H6 Series:
Haval H6 1.5T – Rs. 9,099,000
Haval H6 2.0T – Rs. 10,449,000
Haval H6 HEV – Rs. 11,749,000
Haval Jolion Series:
Haval Jolion 1.5T – Rs. 7,949,000
Haval Jolion HEV – Rs. 9,295,000
This bold move sets Haval apart in the competitive Pakistani auto market and positions the brand as a customer-first automaker.
With price stability amid rising economic pressures, the company may gain more consumer trust and boost sales in the months ahead.
The stable pricing also adds significant value to Haval’s hybrid models, which are increasingly in demand due to fuel efficiency and environmental benefits.
Consumers seeking premium features at fixed prices now have a strong reason to consider Haval over competitors adjusting rates upward post-budget.