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Hyundai Elantra Hybrid price in Pakistan
The Hyundai Elantra Hybrid is PKR 1.076 crore, the official ex-factory price as of November 2026. It is a hybrid that runs on petrol and never plugs in: the engine and the brakes keep its small battery charged. At 16 to 25 km per litre it costs about Rs 1,634 in petrol per 100 km. Below: what it costs to run, and what the same money buys with a plug.
- 1.076 crorePKR, official price
- 16-25km/lFuel economy
- Rs 1,634Petrol per 100 km
- No plugFills up with petrol
The numbers that matter
What it costs to own
Cost per 100 km
Rs 1,634in petrol
- This hybridRs 1,634
- Petrol car doing 12 km/lRs 2,792
- Omoda 7, charged at homeRs 599
Petrol at Rs 335.00 a litre (OGRA, 12 November 2026). The Omoda 7 is a plug-in hybrid at similar money, charged at home off-peak.
Price
PKR 1.076 crore
Official ex-factory price, November 2026. An on-road price adds registration and token tax. Reduced in September 2026 after the sales tax on locally assembled hybrids was cut.
A month of driving
Rs 24,500
in petrol at 1,500 km a month.
Fuel economy
16-25km per litre
On the maker's figures or local road tests. Expect less at motorway speed, fully loaded, or with the air-conditioning working hard.
Full tank
860km
42 litres, about 860 km between fill-ups.
- Fuel
- Petrol only. The battery is small and it is charged by the engine and by braking. There is no charging socket, so a home wallbox or a public charger is of no use to it.
- Charging
- None needed, and none possible. To drive on mains electricity, look at the plug-in hybrids or the electric cars on sale in Pakistan.
- Engine
- 1,580 cc petrol with an electric motor.
- Body
- Sedan
Alternatives
What the same money buys with a plug
| Model | Price (PKR) | Type | Range on electricity | 100 km at home |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Omoda 7 | 1.065 crore | Plug-in hybrid | ~65 km | ~Rs 599 |
| Jetour T1 PHEV | 1.08 crore | Plug-in hybrid | ~58 km | ~Rs 673 |
| Haval H6 PHEV | 1.085 crore to 1.29 crore | Plug-in hybrid | ~62 km | ~Rs 659 |
| Nevo Hunter REEV | 1.099 crore | Plug-in hybrid | ~85 km | ~Rs 788 |
| Chery Tiggo 8 PHEV | 1.1 crore to 1.229 crore | Plug-in hybrid | ~55 km | ~Rs 754 |
The plug-in cars nearest this one on price. 100 km at home is electricity at the off-peak rate of Rs 34.53 per kWh before taxes; this hybrid needs about Rs 1,634 of petrol for the same distance. A plug-in hybrid switches to petrol once its battery is used up.
Your numbers
Work out your own month in the Hyundai Elantra Hybrid
The electric figure is a mid-size car using 17 kWh per 100 km, charged at home at the rate you set. It is there to show the gap, not to stand for a particular model.
Questions
Questions about the Hyundai Elantra Hybrid
What is the Hyundai Elantra Hybrid price in Pakistan?
PKR 1.076 crore, the official ex-factory price as of November 2026. Prices are revised by the manufacturer without notice and an on-road price adds registration, so confirm it with a dealer before booking.
Does the Hyundai Elantra Hybrid need charging?
No. It is a hybrid that charges its own small battery from the petrol engine and from braking. It has no charging socket, so it cannot use a home charger or a public EV charger.
What is the fuel average of the Hyundai Elantra Hybrid?
About 16 to 25 km per litre, on the maker's figures or local road tests. At Rs 335.00 a litre that is roughly Rs 1,634 of petrol per 100 km.
Is the Hyundai Elantra Hybrid cheaper to run than an electric car?
Per kilometre, no. It needs about Rs 1,634 of petrol per 100 km. The Omoda 7, a plug-in hybrid at similar money, covers 100 km for about Rs 599 when charged at home off-peak. What the hybrid offers in return is that it needs no charger, at home or on the road.
What is the difference between a hybrid and a plug-in hybrid?
A plug-in hybrid has a much larger battery that is charged from a socket, and it covers a typical day's driving on electricity before its petrol engine starts. A hybrid like this one has no socket and always runs on petrol, using its battery only to save fuel.
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