Toyota Altis 12th Generation in Pakistan - What we know so far

We all know that Toyota Indus Motor Company (IMC) has been planning to introduce the Toyota Altis 12th Generation in Pakistan and now according to reports, the new generation has been spotted on the road in Pakistan.

Toyota Altis 12th Generation Indus Motor Company IMC — The 12th Gen Altis launch in Pakistan and what we know so far.

From what we know, IMC plans on launching the Toyota Altis 12^th Generation in Pakistan as the company is introducing newer models to stay ahead of the competition. The current 11^th Generation of Altis was launched back in 2014 and has already completed its six years in the market.

IMC also replaced the Corolla XLi and Corolla GLi variants in Pakistan with the new Toyota Yaris and this just seems like the next logical step for the company.

Now the Toyota Corolla 12^th Generation was launched in Thailand in September last year and comes in a few different variants which even includes a Hybrid version. The car is available in a 1.6L engine capacity producing 125 hp and 156 Nm of torque and a larger 1.8L engine variant producing 140 hp and 177 Nm of torque.

What to expect from the Toyota Altis 12^th Generation launch in Pakistan?

However, Indus Motor Company (IMC) will most likely only introduce the as as the Toyota Altis 12^th Generation with a 1.8L engine since it already replaced the Corolla 1.3L and 1.6L with the Toyota Yaris and those variants have also been removed from the latest updated price list of the company.

As for the Hybrid version of the Toyota Altis 12^th Generation, there is still no rumors or news on whether the company will be introducing it in Pakistan. However, as the government is now encouraging more electric vehicles to hit the market, there is no telling that Indus Motor Company (IMC) might just end up bringing it to Pakistan.

Also, IMC plans on introducing a Hybrid SUV in Pakistan this year. All of this however is still not confirmed from the company and we’ll just have to wait and see what happens especially since the auto sector in Pakistan suffered a huge loss due to the coronavirus lockdown and it will take a while for the companies to recover and move forward accordingly.

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One Comment

abdus samad khan says:

Jun 15, 2020 at 9:47 am

toyota indus motors should quickly launch the new variant.as the old model has already completed five years. the model will compete with all big sized cars and may even compete with small suvs. it may beat its sister honda altlus.and civic sale may be affected with coming in of new corolla