Lucky Motor Corporation has opened bookings for the redesigned Kia Stonic in Pakistan, with prices starting at Rs5.499 million.
The compact crossover arrives in two variants following its appearance at the Pakistan Auto Show, PAPS 2026. Bookings began on October 1 through authorised dealerships and Kia’s online booking portal.
Prices and booking terms
The Stonic Turbo X carries an ex-factory price of Rs5,499,000, while the Turbo S costs Rs5,899,000. The higher variant commands a Rs400,000 premium.
Customers seeking delivery in November or December 2026 must pay the full amount at booking to secure the announced price. Availability depends on stock, with bookings proceeding on a first-come, first-served basis.
Buyers can alternatively book with Rs1 million, or Rs10 lakh, for delivery after December 2026.
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The price-lock arrangement does not remove exposure to additional government taxes or levies. Customers must pay any resulting adjustment at delivery.
Both announced prices fall below the roughly Rs6 million price cited for the outgoing Stonic in PakWheels’ launch report. Final ownership costs will also depend on applicable registration, freight and other charges.
Turbo engine replaces 1.4-litre unit
The updated Stonic replaces the previous naturally aspirated 1.4-litre engine with a 1.0-litre turbocharged GDi petrol unit.
Both variants produce 100 PS, equivalent to approximately 99 horsepower, and 172 Nm of torque. A seven-speed dual-clutch transmission sends power to the front wheels.
The five-seat crossover measures 4,165mm long and 1,760mm wide, with a 2,580mm wheelbase.
Dimensions and wheels differ between trims. The Turbo S stands 1,520mm tall, offers 183mm ground clearance and uses 17-inch alloy wheels.
The Turbo X stands 1,500mm tall, provides 165mm clearance and comes with 16-inch alloys.
Both versions include six airbags, electronic stability control, hill-start assistance and a multi-collision braking system.
Redesigned exterior, locally specified cabin
The vehicle represents the second major facelift of the first-generation Stonic, rather than an entirely new generation. Kia unveiled the global update in 2025.
Its “Opposites United” design approach brings styling closer to Kia’s newer electric models, including the EV3 and EV9.
Changes include Star Map daytime running lights, vertically arranged front lighting, C-shaped rear lamps and revised bumpers and body detailing. The Turbo S features LED headlights, while the Turbo X uses halogen projector units.
Kia’s overseas announcement highlighted panoramic dual displays and updated cabin controls. However, the official Pakistan specification lists an 8-inch infotainment screen and a 4.2-inch instrument display for both trims.
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Local equipment includes Android Auto, Apple CarPlay, six speakers, an electric parking brake and Auto Hold.
The Turbo S adds a sunroof, push-button start and a two-tone cabin with cloth and artificial-leather upholstery.
The launch places the Stonic alongside compact crossover alternatives such as the Suzuki Fronx, while the recently revealed Chery Q adds another option for buyers comparing smaller vehicles.
