Calculate the full on-road price of a new car in Pakistan — not just the ex-factory figure.
On-road price is the amount you pay to register a new car: ex-factory, freight (where the maker charges it), federal withholding tax for filer and non-filer, then token tax, income tax and registration for your city. Check Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad, or use the calculator for any other city.
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On-road prices in major cities
Popular new cars — on-road price in Lahore
The number in ads is ex-factory — that is the car price in Pakistan figure most listings show. On-road price in Pakistan is what you pay to register: factory price, freight, FBR withholding tax (filer vs non-filer) and provincial token, income tax, registration fee and documents. Those extras typically add 6–12% on mass-market cars. Insurance and tracker are not included.
Ex-factory is the brand’s invoice before you take the car on the road. On-road adds federal withholding tax at registration and your city’s provincial charges. Searching Alto price in Pakistan or Civic price in Pakistan usually returns the factory figure — use the calculator on this page when you need the amount that actually leaves your account.
If you are not on the Active Taxpayer List, FBR withholding on a new car is three times the filer rate. That is usually the biggest gap between two buyers of the same variant. Toggle filer / non-filer on the calculator before you compare new car prices in Pakistan 2026.
Registration is provincial, so the same Corolla or City does not cost the same everywhere. Lahore and most of Punjab use one token schedule; Karachi follows Sindh; Islamabad uses ICT. Toyota freight is lower in Karachi because the plant is there. Open a city hub for the full list, or pick any other city in the calculator.
