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Toyota Land Cruiser 300 price in Pakistan 2026 Rs 10.6 crore

Toyota Land Cruiser 300 Price in Pakistan 2026: Rs 106 Million, ZX Specs and Prado LC250 Comparison

The Toyota Land Cruiser 300 costs Rs 106,000,000 (Rs 10.6 crore) in Pakistan, the official Toyota Indus ex-factory price including 25% sales tax. It is one ZX-level version; the GR Sport is not sold officially. Why the price rose from a reported Rs 95 million after Budget 2026-27, why old listings differ, full specs, booking rules, Prado LC250 comparison and a draft Auto Policy levy estimate.

Rawalpindi Ring Road opening in November

Rawalpindi Ring Road Opening Slips to November as Cost Rises to Rs 50.4 Billion

Waqas Afzal4 Min Read

The 38.3 km Rawalpindi Ring Road is built but toll plazas and electronic toll systems are still unfinished. Officials now expect it to open in the first or second week of November 2026, after its cost was revised to Rs 50.4 billion.

Chery Tiggo 9 PHEV vs Toyota Fortuner price comparison Pakistan 2026

Chery Tiggo 9 PHEV vs Toyota Fortuner in Pakistan (October 2026): Prices, Specs and Running Costs

Waqas Afzal13 Min Read

The Chery Tiggo 9 PHEV costs Rs 14,299,900 with a free 7 kW charger, against Rs 12,435,000 to Rs 20,499,000 for the five Toyota Fortuner versions. The Tiggo 9 is faster, better equipped and far cheaper to run if charged at home; the Fortuner is the tougher 4x4 with the bigger dealer network. Official prices and specs, monthly running costs, draft Auto Policy 2026-31 estimates and which to buy.

Nora EV E30, NEO and METRO prices in Pakistan 2026

Nora EV Price in Pakistan 2026: E30, NEO and METRO Specs, Range and Booking

Waqas Afzal7 Min Read

Nora's official website lists the E30 Eco at Rs 1,899,999 + GST and the E30 Eco Plus at Rs 2,099,999 + GST, with a Rs 148,000 range extender option. NEO and METRO prices are not confirmed on Nora's own channels. Specs, range, booking rules, running costs and cheaper EV rivals.

Pakistan Auto Policy 2026-31 Export Rules Could Reopen WTO Tensions With Japan

Waqas Afzal14 Min Read

Pakistan’s proposed Auto and Auto Parts Manufacturing Policy 2026–31 could reopen a long-running trade disagreement with Japan over mandatory automotive exports. Recent reports say the draft could require passenger-car manufacturers to increase exports to around 12% of local production value while linking concessionary treatment to export performance. Japanese manufacturers have previously questioned such requirements, and Japan reportedly threatened WTO action over Pakistan’s outgoing auto policy in 2024. However, Pakistani readers should note that the 2026–31 policy has not yet been publicly notified as a final policy. Official government statements from September 2026 confirm that consultations and clause-by-clause reviews were still continuing.

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Toyota Land Cruiser 300 Price in Pakistan 2026: Rs 106 Million, ZX Specs and Prado LC250 Comparison

Rawalpindi Ring Road Opening Slips to November as Cost Rises to Rs 50.4 Billion

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