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Big drop in Changan Alsvin car prices – SUCH TV
Changan Pakistan has rolled out a special Independence Day discount on its Alsvin sedan, offering price cuts of up to Rs275,000 valid until August 31, 2025.
With this limited-time promotion, the Alsvin now starts at Rs4,039,000.
The offer covers all variants of the sedan and is available across Changan’s nationwide dealer network, running through the end of August.
The Changan Alsvin is typically offered in three trims:
1.3L Manual Comfort
1.5L DCT Comfort
1.5L DCT Lumiere
All three models include key safety features, with the Lumiere variant offering additional tech and comfort options.
Key Features
Engine Options:
1.3L and 1.5L petrol engines
Transmission:
5-speed manual or 5-speed dual-clutch automatic
Fuel Efficiency:
Estimated 13–15 km/l depending on variant and driving conditions
Interior:
Fabric seats, 7-inch touchscreen display, rear camera, power windows, and steering-mounted controls
Safety:
Dual front airbags, ABS with EBD, rear parking sensors
The company’s decision to launch this offer during August aims to attract customers ahead of Independence Day, a period typically associated with promotional activity in Pakistan’s auto sector.
By lowering the price, Changan is also attempting to maintain demand in a market affected by inflation and rising vehicle financing costs.
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