BYD Pakistan Extends Price Lock Benefit for Existing and New Buyers Until September 14, 2026
Existing and new buyers interested in securing their BYD vehicles at their current MSRP prices have a new deadline.
BYD Pakistan and Mega Motor Company (MMC) have announced that they are extending their price-lock by two weeks. Customers can now avail of the price-lock benefit on their BYD orders until September 14, 2026. BYD Pakistan made the announcement through an official notification on its social accounts, in which the company advised customers to complete their payments as soon as possible to ensure that they are not hit with price hikes.
According to the official notification, both new and existing BYD customers are eligible for this price-lock benefit in Pakistan. New customers will need to pay the full vehicle price in advance, while existing customers who previously paid partial amounts will be required to clear their outstanding balance to avail of the price-lock benefit. As of now, customers have two weeks to clear their payments and all documentation.
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Several automakers in Pakistan have recently revised their vehicle prices amid changes affecting the country’s auto industry, including taxation and uncertainty surrounding the Auto Policy 2026. Some of the brands include KIA, Suzuki, Riddara, and Chery. BYD also hinted at an upcoming price hike, but so far, the company has not increased the prices of its vehicles. Earlier last month, BYD Pakistan received a large shipment of over 2,000 vehicles, from which orders are being delivered all over the country based on a first-come, first-served basis. Mega Motor Company announced that customers who complete their documentation and pending payments first will receive their vehicles first.
The extended deadline gives new and existing BYD customers additional time to complete their payments and secure their vehicles under the current price-lock arrangement. However, BYD Pakistan has not yet announced any revised prices for its vehicles.
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