In an effort to attract customers, Hyundai has announced free registration on the Hyundai Elantra 2.0 GLS and all Tucson variants until Eid-ul-Adha.
Hyundai aims to ease the financial burden of owning a vehicle by waiving registration fees for the two models. “Hit the road with free registration on Elantra 2.0 GLS & all Tucson variants,” the company announced in a social media post.
The Hyundai Elantra is renowned in Pakistan’s sedan market for its robust engine, advanced technology, and impressive road performance. Meanwhile, the Tucson is praised for its luxurious features and outstanding comfort.
With this limited-time opportunity you can buy a Hyundai Elantra 2.0 GLS or Tucson (all variants) and save over Rs. 100,000 with free registration. Contact your nearby Hyundai dealership or call 111-111-466 today to secure your vehicle.
On the other hand, Hyundai Nishat recently increased the prices of all the variants of its commercial vehicle, Porter H-100, by Rs. 200,000. The company stated that it is making adjustments to the pricing structure of Porter H-100 in response to changing market conditions.
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To managent of Nishat Group, since Dollar parity with PKR is same for more than a year but price is same of tucson and other models of hyndai that should be max to PKR 6 mln instead of 8 mln especially of tucson
what about those customers who bought tucson for 9.1 mil. and further paid. 200k for registration. No compensation or returns. I think they were unlucky to purchase Hyundai Tucson with heavy tag and paid registration
Price can be reduced by availing locally manufactured parts.
Prices are too high. One lac discount doesn’t make any difference. Hyundai should introduce a long term car financing policy in collaboration with government and banking sector. Only then the sales can boost. Given the current market conditions, cost of doing business and increasing fuel cost, average person is helpless. People can afford car ranging from 40 to 50 lacs. Not in karors.