Dewan Motors has announced a Rs67.90 million price for the BMW i7 eDrive50 in Pakistan while extending special prices across selected ready-to-deliver electric vehicles.
The limited-time offer expands the company’s earlier Mid-Year Special and now covers two electric sedans and two compact SUVs. Dewan Motors said only limited units remain available.
BMW i7 becomes flagship electric sedan
The i7 eDrive50 now sits at the top of Dewan Motors’ battery-electric sedan range. It serves as the electric counterpart to BMW’s 7 Series and targets buyers seeking flagship comfort without a petrol powertrain.
BMW Pakistan lists a driving range of up to 625 kilometres, an output of 400kW and torque of up to 745Nm. The company claims the luxury sedan can accelerate from zero to 100 kilometres per hour in 4.7 seconds.
Rear passengers can access a 31.3-inch BMW Theatre Screen and touchscreens built into the doors. Other equipment includes the Panoramic Sky Lounge LED roof, BMW Curved Display, Interaction Bar, glass controls and automatic doors.
The i7 also offers wireless Apple CarPlay, BMW Intelligent Personal Assistant and Remote Software Upgrades. BMW positions the model as both a chauffeur-driven luxury car and a performance-oriented electric sedan.
Four BMW electric models receive special prices
The offer prices the BMW i4 M60 xDrive at Rs38 million. The performance-focused four-door model targets buyers seeking stronger acceleration while retaining everyday executive-sedan practicality.
The BMW iX1 xDrive30 costs Rs24.90 million, making it the most affordable model covered by the promotion. The coupe-styled BMW iX2 xDrive30 carries a Rs25.60 million price.
The iX1 and iX2 provide more city-friendly dimensions than the full-size i7. They also represent the entry point into Dewan Motors’ officially supported electric BMW range under the current offer.
Dewan Motors provides certified aftersales support, genuine parts and trained technicians for its ready-to-deliver battery-electric vehicles. The package includes an eight-year battery warranty covering up to 160,000 kilometres, whichever comes first.
Official support could appeal to buyers who might otherwise consider privately imported premium electric cars. Warranty coverage and specialist diagnostics matter as high-end EVs age.
Policy uncertainty hangs over EV pricing
Premium EV buyers still face high prices, limited charging access and uncertain resale values. Battery support and access to qualified technicians remain important ownership considerations.
The government’s New Energy Vehicle Policy targets a 30pc share for new-energy vehicles in new sales by 2030. However, officials have yet to finalise the next automobile industry policy after the previous framework expired in June 2026.
The delay has created uncertainty over future taxation, incentives, localisation requirements and vehicle pricing. PIDE has recommended extending the previous policy until December 31 to avoid disruption while authorities prepare the next framework.
Dewan Motors’ special prices may encourage near-term purchases from available stock. Future prices could still change after the government clarifies taxes and automotive policy.
For luxury buyers, the offer combines ready delivery with official warranty and aftersales backing. It also signals growing competition within Pakistan’s increasingly active premium electric vehicle market.
