In a surprising yet refreshing move, Sazgar Engineering has announced no increase in Haval car prices, setting itself apart from the price hikes made by other major automakers in the wake of the Federal Budget 2025–26.
While Pak Suzuki and Kia Lucky Motors have reacted to the new fiscal steps by increasing prices on best-selling models such as Alto, Swift, Sportage, and Picanto, Sazgar has adopted a courageously customer-centric stance. The company affirmed in an official statement that it will bear the cost of the newly imposed New Energy Vehicles (NEV) Adoption Levy to keep Haval car prices unchanged.
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Not only has Sazgar refused to pass the additional cost on to consumers, but the company also cut the ex-factory price of Haval cars in order to help stabilize overall prices within the market.
As a responsible and customer-centric company, Sazgar has always taken proactive initiatives to protect the interests of our valued Haval family,” the company said. This move has come under widespread accolade for keeping customers at the forefront of mind when inflation is on the rise and new taxes are increasing the cost of owning a car.”
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The contrast is stark: as other makers put up their prices to pass on added levies, Sazgar Engineering has signaled no hike in the prices of Haval cars and is the sole industry leader going against the trend and focusing on being affordable.
Sources say this move could build stronger customer trust and help the Haval brand gain more traction in Pakistan’s competitive auto market. With price-sensitive buyers already looking for value, Sazgar’s decision may very well steer more customers toward its showrooms.
