Audi Slashes Vehicle Prices by Up to Rs8.15 Million After Finance Act 2026 Tax Changes

ISLAMABAD: Audi Pakistan has announced significant price reductions across several of its vehicle models following changes to import duties and taxes introduced under the Finance Act 2026. The price cuts reach as high as Rs8.15 million, providing substantial relief for buyers in the luxury vehicle segment.

According to the company’s revised price list, the Audi A6 Sportback e-tron (Executive) received the largest reduction. Its price has been lowered from Rs42 million to Rs33.85 million, a decrease of Rs8.15 million.

The Audi Q6 SUV e-tron (Performance) is now priced at Rs36.2 million, down by Rs5.8 million from its previous price of Rs42 million.

Among the petrol-powered models, the Audi Q3 Sportback S line TFSI has been reduced by Rs3.9 million to Rs23.7 million, while the Audi Q3 SUV TFSI is now available for Rs22.85 million after a Rs3.75 million price cut. The Audi A3 Sedan S line TFSI has also become Rs3.7 million cheaper, bringing its new price to Rs20.8 million.

Audi also announced a Rs150,000 reduction on its electric Audi Q6 SUV e-tron (Signature) and Audi A6 Sportback e-tron (Signature) models, which are now priced at Rs27.65 million and Rs28.85 million, respectively.

However, not all Audi models have become cheaper. The Audi Q8 55 TFSI quattro has seen a significant price increase of Rs15.1 million, with its new price set at Rs101.6 million, compared to the previous Rs86.5 million.

Meanwhile, Changan Pakistan has also reduced prices for its popular Oshan X7 SUV lineup. The Oshan X7 FutureSense (5-Seater) and FutureSense (7-Seater) have each become Rs850,000 cheaper, with new prices of Rs8.099 million and Rs8.449 million, respectively. The Oshan X7 Comfort (7-Seater) has received a Rs525,000 reduction and is now priced at Rs7.949 million.

In addition to the price cuts, Changan has introduced a free periodic maintenance package for selected models, covering two years or 35,000 kilometers. The package includes engine oil, oil and air filters, fuel and cabin filters, spark plugs, coolant, brake and clutch fluids, as well as replacement of brake pads and rear brake shoes, subject to the company’s terms and conditions.

Industry experts believe the pricing revisions following the Finance Act 2026 will intensify competition in Pakistan’s automotive market and provide greater value to buyers of luxury cars and SUVs.