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    BMW Pakistan drastically reduces EV prices for Ramadan

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    Lahore (Monitoring Desk): Dewan Motors, the official importer of BMW vehicles in Pakistan, has reduced prices of multiple electric vehicle (EV) models for Ramadan 2026, with cuts ranging from over Rs3.4 million to Rs8.25 million.

    The revised prices apply to BMW’s i4, i5, i7 and iX variants currently available in the local market. The highest reduction has been announced for the BMW i7 eDrive50, where the price has been lowered by Rs8.25 million.

    Below is the revised price comparison:

    Model Retail Price Ramadan Price Difference
    BMW i4 eDrive35 PKR 29,764,350 PKR 25,295,160 PKR 4,469,190
    BMW i5 eDrive40 PKR 45,234,420 PKR 38,874,000 PKR 6,360,420
    BMW i7 eDrive50 PKR 73,326,000 PKR 65,076,000 PKR 8,250,000
    BMW iX xDrive50 PKR 57,284,700 PKR 50,160,000 PKR 7,124,700
    BMW iX xDrive30 PKR 30,607,500 PKR 26,466,000 PKR 4,141,500
    BMW i4 M60 PKR 50,626,620 PKR 42,999,000 PKR 7,627,620
    BMW i5 M60 PKR 56,100,000 PKR 52,635,000 PKR 3,465,000

    The adjustments cover both standard and performance variants across BMW’s electric portfolio in Pakistan.

    The Ramadan-linked revision marks one of the largest price reductions announced for premium EVs in the local market this year.

    The post BMW Pakistan drastically reduces EV prices for Ramadan appeared first on Profit by Pakistan Today.

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