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On-road price · Karachi

Hyundai Elantra On-Road Price in Karachi (2026)

What it really costs to register the Hyundai Elantra in Karachi, Sindh — every variant, filer and non-filer.

The 1.6 Special Edition costs Rs 6,901,678 on the road in Karachi for a filer — Rs 452,678 above its ex-factory price. All 2 variants: PKR 69.0 Lac - 1.1 Crore. Ex-factory prices of every variant: Hyundai Elantra price in Pakistan.

  • Sindh registration
  • Filer & non-filer
  • 2 variants
Hyundai Elantra

On-road from · Karachi

Rs 6,901,678

1.6 Special Edition · filer

Full receipt
Ex-factory
PKR 64.5 Lac - 1.1 Crore
Taxes & registration
+Rs 452,678
7.0% on the 1.6 Special Edition
Non-filer pays
+Rs 274,045
More than a filer
Karachi vs provinces
5 of 5
Quetta is cheapest

On-road receipt

Hyundai Elantra on-road price breakdown in Karachi

Pick a variant, city and tax status. Every line is shown as it appears on the dealer receipt.

Variant

Registration city

Tax status

A non-filer pays Rs 274,045 more for this variant.

1.6 Special Edition specs and features

On-road in Karachi · 1.6 Special Edition · filer

Rs 6,901,678

Ex-factory Rs 6,449,000+Rs 452,678 (7.0%)

Where your money goes

  • Ex-factory 93%
  • Freight 1.0%
  • Federal tax 1.9%
  • Sindh charges 3.7%

Vehicle

Ex-factory price
Rs 6,449,000
Freight
Rs 68,000

Federal

Withholding taxFiler rate
Rs 130,340
Payorder price
Rs 6,647,340

Sindh — Karachi

Token tax
Rs 4,000
Income taxFBR s.234
Rs 3,750
Registration fee
Rs 149,565
Luxury taxCars from 1500cc
Rs 25,000
Capital value tax1% on cars above 1300cc
Rs 66,473
Number plates
Rs 3,450
Smart card
Rs 1,600
Documents
Rs 500
On-road total
Rs 6,901,678

Estimate from the published tax schedules — confirm the invoice with your dealer and the Excise office. Insurance and tracker are not included.

By variant

Every Hyundai Elantra variant on the road in Karachi

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Hyundai Elantra on-road price in other provinces

The 1.6 Special Edition for a filer, registered in each province’s main city. Tap a province for its full receipt.

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Sindh charges

What you pay at registration in Karachi

  • Federal withholding tax

    Rs 130,340

    Filer rate on the 1.6 Special Edition; non-filers pay Rs 391,020.

  • Token tax

    Rs 4,000

    Sindh token on the 1.6 Special Edition.

  • Registration fee

    Rs 149,565

    2.25% of the payorder price.

  • Cash needed upfront

    Rs 3,935,138

    With the most a bank can lend (Rs 2,966,540).

Buyer’s guide

Hyundai Elantra on-road price in Karachi, explained

A filer pays Rs 6,901,678 to register the 1.6 Special Edition in Karachi — Rs 452,678 (7.0%) above its Rs 6,449,000 ex-factory price. The top Hybrid comes to Rs 11,442,862. A non-filer pays Rs 7,175,723 for the 1.6 Special Edition.

Karachi is the fifth-cheapest of five for the Hyundai Elantra. Registering in Quetta costs Rs 162,996 less. The difference comes mainly from registration fee (+Rs 66,473) and capital value tax (+Rs 66,473).

Sindh charges token tax of Rs 4,000, a registration fee of Rs 149,565 (2.25% of the payorder price), income tax of Rs 3,750 for a filer, a Rs 25,000 luxury tax (cars from 1500cc) and capital value tax of Rs 66,473 (1% on cars above 1300cc), plus number plates Rs 3,450, smart card Rs 1,600 and documents Rs 500. Freight is Rs 68,000, the same in every province for this car.

Not on the Active Taxpayer List? You pay Rs 274,045 more for the 1.6 Special Edition: Rs 260,680 extra withholding tax (non-filers pay three times the filer rate), Rs 7,500 more advance income tax and Rs 5,865 more registration fee, because it is charged on the higher payorder. Filing a return before you book can save that amount.

The Hyundai Elantra is assembled in Pakistan, so banks can finance it — up to Rs 2,966,540 on the 1.6 Special Edition under State Bank limits. With registration paid upfront, that means at least Rs 3,935,138 in cash to drive it away in Karachi. See the Hyundai Elantra installment plan for the monthly payment at every bank.

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