A filer pays Rs 24,904,500 to register the xDrive30 in Islamabad — Rs 4,500 (0.02%) above its Rs 24,900,000 ex-factory price. A non-filer pays Rs 24,904,500 for the xDrive30.
On-road price · Islamabad
What it really costs to register the BMW iX1 in Islamabad, ICT — every variant, filer and non-filer.
The xDrive30 costs Rs 24,904,500 on the road in Islamabad for a filer — Rs 4,500 above its ex-factory price. Ex-factory prices of every variant: BMW iX1 price in Pakistan.

On-road from · Islamabad
Rs 24,904,500
xDrive30 · filer
On-road receipt
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Variant
xDrive30
Registration city
Tax status
A non-filer pays Rs 0 more for this variant.
On-road in Islamabad · xDrive30 · filer
Rs 24,904,500
Where your money goes
Vehicle
Federal
ICT — Islamabad
Estimate from the published tax schedules — confirm the invoice with your dealer and the Excise office. Insurance and tracker are not included.
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The xDrive30 for a filer, registered in each province’s main city. Tap a province for its full receipt.
ICT charges
Federal withholding tax
Rs 0
Included in the EV’s factory price.
Token tax
Rs 0
ICT charges no token at registration on this car.
Registration fee
Rs 0
0% of the payorder price.
Bank financing
Not available
Imported cars cannot be bank-financed (SBP).
Buyer’s guide
A filer pays Rs 24,904,500 to register the xDrive30 in Islamabad — Rs 4,500 (0.02%) above its Rs 24,900,000 ex-factory price. A non-filer pays Rs 24,904,500 for the xDrive30.
Islamabad is the fifth-cheapest of five for the BMW iX1. Registering in Lahore costs Rs 3,000 less. The difference comes mainly from number plate, smart card and documents (+Rs 3,000).
ICT charges no token tax or registration fee on this car — only number plates Rs 1,000, smart card Rs 2,500 and professional tax Rs 1,000. As a battery-electric car, the BMW iX1 is quoted with no separate freight line.
Filer status makes no difference on the xDrive30 in Islamabad — the withholding tax is already in its factory price.
No — the BMW iX1 is imported, and State Bank rules do not allow banks to finance imported cars. Budget the full Rs 24,904,500 (filer) in cash, plus insurance.
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