Islamabad (Lord Media): Under the Finance Bill 2026-27, changes in duties on imported vehicles over 2000cc will take effect from July 1. Cars ranging from 2000cc to 3000cc will face an 86% duty, while those above 3001cc will be subject to a 92% duty.
Conversely, duties on 1800cc vehicles will be reduced from 156% to 74%, on vehicles larger than 1500cc from 91% to 57%, on 1000cc to 1500cc vehicles from 76% to 52%, and on 850cc vehicles from 66% to 42%.
According to the Finance Bill, no special excise duty will be imposed on vehicles up to 1800cc, while large electric vehicle imports will incur a customs duty ranging from 30% to 40%.
From July 1, imported electric vehicles valued up to 75,000 U.S. dollars will attract a 30% customs duty, and those valued over 110,000 U.S. dollars will attract a 40% duty.
In the federal capital, a one-time fixed tax of 10,000 rupees will be levied on vehicles up to 1000cc, while vehicles up to 1000cc from before 2010 will incur a 20,000 rupee token tax. Models from after 2010 will be subject to a 6,200 rupee token tax.