Save up to Rs700,000 on Hyundai Santa Fe under Limited Discount Offer

Save Up To Rs700000 On Hyundai Santa Fe Under Limited Discount Offer

KARACHI – Good news for those looking to buy crossover SUV which just got cheaper as Hyundai Santa Fe prices saw big cut. To boost sales, Hyundai announced limited-time discount on its popular Santa Fe SUV, making it SUV affordable despite recent industry-wide price hikes.

Days after adjusting prices due to New Energy Vehicle (NEV) Levy, the local automaker is now giving buyers chance to save big on two premium variants of Santa Fe under promotional offer.

Santa Fe Discount Offer

Those looking to buy AWD model get Rs7lac discount as the car is available for 14,295,000. Santa Fe Smart FWD also has a reduced price as it used to be 13,250,000, and now it’s 12,850,000, so you save Rs4Lac.

This special offer is only available until July 31, 2025, so if you’re thinking about buying, now is a great time to take advantage of the lower prices.

Models Old Price New Price Discount
Santa Fe Signature AWD 14,995,000 14,295,000 700,000
Santa Fe Smart FWD 13,250,000 12,850,000 400,000

This exclusive offer is valid until July 31, 2025, giving interested buyers a limited window to grab the Santa Fe at a significantly reduced price.

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Save Up To Rs700000 On Hyundai Santa Fe Under Limited Discount Offer

Earlier, Suzuki and other companies raised prices across their entire vehicle lineup due to new tax measures in Pakistan’s 2025–26 federal budget. The changes include an increase in General Sales Tax (GST) from 12.5% to 18% on vehicles up to 850cc and a 1% Green Tax on all internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles.

Save Up To Rs700000 On Hyundai Santa Fe Under Limited Discount Offer

These taxes have significantly raised the cost of Suzuki cars, especially entry-level models like the Alto and Bolan. The move is part of the government’s strategy to boost revenue and promote eco-friendly vehicles. However, industry analysts warn that the price hike may reduce demand in the budget segment and push buyers toward used cars.

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