Draft plans under Pakistan's Automotive and Auto Parts Manufacturing Policy 2026-31 indicate that plug-in hybrid electric vehicles might become cheaper, offering purchasers potential discounts reaching up to Rs. 18.66 lakh.
Officials suggest lowering the general sales tax on these plug-in hybrids to 9% from 18%, and the GWM Tank 500 PHEV anticipates the biggest projected cost decrease.
These tax adjustments aim to push more citizens toward fuel-efficient cars and back greener mobility across the nation.
Makers have not officially confirmed price reductions yet, meaning these figures are projections that rely entirely on companies transferring the complete tax break to consumers.
The prime minister and the government must still approve the framework after receiving IMF consent, and car producers hold no legal obligation to hand over the full savings to buyers.
