Indus Motor Company (IMC) has increased freight charges for all Toyota models in Pakistan. Rising fuel costs are cited as the main reason. As a result, Toyota vehicles are now more expensive for buyers, especially in northern regions.
The most affected model is the Land Cruiser, where delivery charges in northern areas have surged by Rs2.96 lakh. Buyers in Karachi, Hyderabad, Sukkur, Multan, and Quetta also face smaller but significant increases.
For Corolla, Cross, and Yaris models, delivery charges have jumped. Karachi and Hyderabad buyers will pay an additional PKR 30,000, Sukkur PKR 59,000, Multan and Quetta PKR 96,000, and northern regions PKR 125,000. This makes these cars more expensive for customers outside southern Pakistan.
Fortuner, Hiace, and Camry models also see a sharp rise in delivery costs. Buyers in Karachi and Hyderabad now pay PKR 37,000 extra, Sukkur PKR 74,000, Multan and Quetta PKR 119,000, and northern regions PKR 148,000.
The Land Cruiser is hit hardest. Delivery charges increased from PKR 59,000 in Karachi to PKR 296,000 in the north. This steep hike makes the Land Cruiser significantly more expensive for buyers in Faisalabad, Rawalpindi, and other northern areas.
IMC has allowed customers who pay in full before April 17, 2026, to secure the old, lower prices. Analysts say the rise reflects the direct impact of surging petrol prices on transportation and logistics.
The increase in freight charges is expected to affect overall car prices in Pakistan. Dealers warn that other vehicle costs may follow suit if fuel prices continue to climb. Consumers are advised to plan purchases carefully to avoid additional charges.
The surge highlights how fuel cost fluctuations directly influence car affordability and logistics expenses across different regions of Pakistan.
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