Toyota Corolla Grande Price in Pakistan – June 2023

Cars in PakistanToyota Corolla Grande Price in Pakistan - June 2023

Toyota Corolla is the crown of the local automobile industry. This sedan has the greatest fan following, sales figures, and demand among local buyers. Toyota is known as a brand of quality and supremacy. If you are a Toyota Corolla fan looking to buy a new one, we have covered you. This read has everything you need to refresh your information about Corolla 2023. We will also cover the Toyota Corolla Grande 2023 price to help you plan your purchase.

Toyota Corolla Grande 2023 – Details

Toyota Corolla Grande 2023 PriceWe have covered all the details about Toyota Corolla Grande 2023 below to engage you.

Exterior

The car has a brand-new, modern, and premium design language with sleek, narrow, side-swept headlights. You can find a large grille with a chrome accent and trapezium air intake on the front. You also get sharp, side-swept tail lights with a large rear bumper. The back has a chrome trim piece running the length of the trunk. The Altis 1.8L CVTi with X Package Emblem at the rear end, the Special Edition comes with a sunroof, and the X Package arrives with a sunroof, moonroof, and fog lights.

Toyota Corolla Grande 2023 PriceInterior

  • The Toyota Corolla 2023 interior has black and beige plastic trim pieces, with the option of an all-black interior for the Altis Grande.
  • The Altis 1.8L CVTi has ivory fabric seats, while Altis Grande has leather seats.
  • Standard features include air conditioning, an infotainment system, power steering, an Eco meter, and a tachometer.
  • Higher variants have additional features such as satellite navigation, multifunction steering wheel switches, cruise control, front and rear camera, paddle shift, hill start assist, and traction control.
  • Other features include leather upholstery, a glove box lamp, and a rear USB charging point.
  • The cabin is spacious, practical, and luxurious, with the addition of two front airbags and a seatbelt warning for better safety.
  • The latest upgrades also include a push-button start/stop option, straightforward infotainment controls, and standard Android Auto.
  • The X package variant comes with additional features such as vehicle stability control and driving modes.

Toyota Corolla Grande 2023 PricePerformance

  • 1.8-liter four-cylinder base engine
  • 138 horsepower @ 6,100 rpm
  • 173 Nm of Torque @ 4000 rpm

Toyota Corolla Grande 2023 Price

The Toyota Corolla Grande 2023 price is PKR 7,759,000 (Beige Interior) and PKR 7,799,000 (Black Interior).

Toyota Corolla price in Pakistan

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