Introductory prices for the Toyota Corolla 2027 facelift have been announced, and they apply to vehicles invoiced between 16 October and 31 December 2026.
Two of the 1.6 variants came down by Rs 103,000 from the figures circulating earlier, the Grande is now offered with a chestnut interior in place of beige, and the price you finally pay depends on your invoice date rather than your booking date.
Quick answer: Reported introductory ex-factory prices run from Rs 6,099,000 for the 1.6 Altis MT to Rs 7,749,000 for the 1.8 Grande with chestnut interior, for vehicles invoiced from 16 October to 31 December 2026. Ex-factory is not the on-road cost. Confirm the final figure with an authorised dealership.
Toyota Corolla 2027 Price List in Pakistan
These are the reported introductory ex-factory prices announced on 14 October 2026. At the time of writing Toyota Indus has not published this list on its own website, so treat the figures as reported rather than confirmed and check them with a dealership before you commit.
| Variant | Reported price (PKR) | Change |
|---|---|---|
| 1.6 Altis MT | 6,099,000 | Down Rs 103,000 |
| 1.6 Altis CVT-i | 6,699,000 | Down Rs 103,000 |
| 1.8 Altis CVT-i | 7,029,000 | Unchanged |
| 1.6 Altis CVT-i SE | 7,339,000 | Unchanged |
| 1.8 Altis CVT-i Grande, black interior | 7,709,000 | Unchanged |
| 1.8 Altis CVT-i Grande, chestnut interior | 7,749,000 | New interior option |
The beige-interior Grande has been reported as discontinued, with chestnut taking its place at Rs 40,000 above the black-interior car.
The Oddity in This Price List Worth Noticing
Read the table in price order and something looks wrong: the 1.6 Altis CVT-i SE sits above the 1.8 Altis CVT-i, at Rs 7,339,000 against Rs 7,029,000. The smaller engine costs Rs 310,000 more.
That is not an error. SE is an equipment grade rather than an engine upgrade, so you are paying for specification, not displacement.
It matters when you are choosing. If you want the larger engine, the 1.8 Altis CVT-i is the cheaper car of the two. If you want the features, the SE is the one — but go and see what the SE actually adds before paying that difference for a smaller motor.
When Are the Introductory Prices Valid?
The introductory prices are reported to apply to eligible vehicles invoiced between 16 October and 31 December 2026, subject to availability.
Orders already placed on or before 15 October 2026 are reported to qualify as well, where a balance is still payable.
The word doing the work there is invoiced, not booked. Booking a car does not lock the introductory price by itself — the invoice does. Ask the dealership to tell you in writing when they expect to invoice your unit, because that date is what decides which price applies.
What Is Included in the Corolla 2027 Price?
This is where most buyers get caught, and it is also the part that is officially documented rather than reported. Toyota states on its own website that its figures are suggested retail prices, ex-factory Karachi, per unit, inclusive of 25% sales tax and exclusive of withholding tax.
So sales tax is already inside the number you see. Withholding tax is not, and neither is registration.
An ex-factory price is therefore never the on-road cost. Add withholding tax, provincial registration and number plate charges, any freight to your city, and whatever the dealership charges for handling. We are not printing an on-road total here because those items differ by buyer and by province, and a single figure would be wrong for most people reading this.
Is the Price Final When You Book?
No. The price applicable at delivery is the one that governs, and reports on the announcement repeat the standard condition that figures may change if taxes, levies, tariffs, exchange rates or other government policies move before your car is handed over.
That is not a quirk of this launch — it is how vehicle pricing has worked here for years, and it is why the Rs 103,000 reduction on the 1.6 cars could appear days after the first numbers circulated. Get the terms in writing, and keep your booking receipt.
What Changes on the Corolla 2027 Facelift
The facelift brings revised exterior styling — the front end, lighting and bumper treatment are where this sort of update normally concentrates — while the engine line-up carries over.
The 1.6-litre 1ZR-FE produces 120 hp and 154 Nm, and the 1.8-litre 2ZR-FE produces 138 hp and 173 Nm, as in the current cars.
Toyota has not released a full specification sheet for the facelift, so we are not listing feature-by-feature changes. When one is published we will update this page rather than guess at it.
Accessories: Why You Should Wait Before Ordering
If you are buying a facelift car, here is a warning worth more than a discount: a facelift is exactly when accessory fitment changes. Bumpers, lights, grilles and trim are the parts a facelift alters, which means parts cut for the earlier cars may no longer sit correctly.
Our Toyota Corolla accessories are listed against the generations currently on the road, mostly 2014 to 2026. We are not claiming any of them fits the 2027 facelift, because that has not been confirmed on an actual car yet.
Interior items such as floor mats and seat-related parts are likelier to carry over than exterior panels, but likelier is not confirmed. Once facelift cars reach customers we will check fitment properly and say so here. Until then, send us your registration details and we will tell you honestly whether we know or not.
The Short Version
Reported Toyota Corolla 2027 price in Pakistan figures run from Rs 6,099,000 to Rs 7,749,000 ex-factory, for vehicles invoiced between 16 October and 31 December 2026.
Three things to carry into the showroom: the invoice date decides your price, ex-factory already includes sales tax but excludes withholding and registration, and the 1.6 SE costs more than the 1.8 for reasons of equipment rather than engine.
For accessories, wait until fitment on the facelift is confirmed — we would rather tell you to wait than sell you a part that does not fit.
Questions about fitment for your car? Contact us — 0321-1117525 · Open Mon–Sun, 9am–9pm.
