KARACHI – Toyota revealed introductory prices for the Corolla 2027 facelift in Pakistan, with two variants receiving Rs103,000 price cuts. The refreshed lineup also features updated styling, new technology and a chestnut-interior Grande, with prices ranging from Rs6.099 million to Rs7.749 million.
IMC introduced Facelift version of Corolla in Pakistan, bringing selective price reductions and cosmetic upgrades to the popular sedan. According to automotive reports published on October 14, 2026, the latest update focuses on revised styling, additional interior features and changes to the available variants rather than a complete generational overhaul.
The key change for buyers is the price reduction on the 1.6 Altis Manual and 1.6 Altis CVTi, both of which are now Rs103,000 cheaper than before. Toyota has also added a Grande variant with a chestnut-coloured interior, priced Rs40,000 above the existing black-interior version.
The updated Corolla continues with its existing petrol engines and transmission options, while the reported introductory ex-factory prices place the lineup between Rs6.099 million and Rs7.749 million.
Toyota Corolla 2027 Prices in Pakistan
The price difference between the least expensive and most expensive variants is Rs1.65 million, giving buyers several configurations to consider within the Rs6 million to Rs8 million price range.
The 1.6 Altis Manual has received a price reduction from Rs6,202,000 to Rs6,099,000, bringing its reported introductory price just below Rs6.1 million. 1.6 Altis CVTi has also become more affordable, with its price falling from Rs6,802,000 to Rs6,699,000. Both variants have received an identical reduction of Rs103,000.
However, the price cuts do not extend to the entire lineup. The 1.6 Altis CVTi SE remains priced at Rs7,339,000, while the 1.8 Altis CVTi continues to cost Rs7,029,000. The Grande with a black interior has also retained its previous price of Rs7,709,000.
Toyota has expanded the Grande lineup with a new chestnut-interior option priced at Rs7,749,000. This makes it Rs40,000 more expensive than the black-interior Grande, which remains available at its existing price. Meanwhile, the beige-interior Grande has reportedly been discontinued as part of the revised lineup.
The latest update focuses on refreshing the Corolla’s appearance and improving its cabin features. Reported exterior changes include a redesigned front grille and bumper, piano-black detailing and integrated LED fog lamps on selected variants.
The rear styling has also been revised, while certain versions feature new 16-inch machine-finished alloy wheels. Inside, the updated model receives additional convenience features and revised interior options.
Despite these changes, the facelift is not an entirely new-generation Corolla. The sedan remains based on Pakistan’s existing 11th-generation model, with its current petrol engines and transmission choices reportedly unchanged.
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