The Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon is a luxury SUV that is very recognizable on the roads in Pakistan, and it’s not locally assembled; it’s only imported. Its importance is precisely why its pricing appears a little different from that of other vehicles featured in these guides.
Here is what it actually costs in 2026, variant by variant.
Mercedes G-Wagon Price Range in Pakistan
The price of G-Class vehicles in Pakistan is variable as of 2026, ranging from approximately PKR 114.5 million to as high as PKR 319.2 million, depending on the model.
| Variant | Approximate Price (PKR) |
|---|---|
| G 580 EQ (Electric) | 114,500,000 |
| G 63 AMG (1st Gen / W463, used import) | 120,000,000 |
| G 63 AMG (Current Generation) | 319,200,000 |
These prices are ex-factory or import-based, and may be further subject to local taxes and charges when you buy them on the road.
Why G-Wagon Pricing Isn’t Fixed Like Locally Assembled Cars
The G-Class is not manufactured in Pakistan, unlike Suzuki, Honda, or Toyota models, which are made at local factories. All units are imported into the country, so costs directly relate to:
- US Dollar exchange rate fluctuations, since the vehicle is purchased and shipped in foreign currency
- Import duties and taxes, which have reportedly increased
- Filer versus non-filer tax status, which affects the total on-road price significantly under Pakistan’s tax rules
- Freight charges and withholding tax, added on top of the base vehicle cost
That’s why G-Wagon different have variable prices, and that’s why prices may change quite a bit in a year.
Pakistan’s First Electric G-Wagon: The G 580 EQ
One of the recent additions of interest is the arrival of the first-ever fully electric G Wagon model, the G 580 EQ, Pakistan’s first-ever electric G Wagon model. At around PKR 114.5 million, it is the more affordable option to get into the G-Class, at least when compared to the flagship AMG options.
However, one thing that can’t be ignored is the scarcity of charging stations in Pakistan when it comes to the electric version of the G-Wagon as compared to the traditional G-Wagon variant that uses petrol.
The G 63 AMG: The Flagship Choice
The most popular and most expensive variant is the G 63 AMG, which costs about PKR 319.2 million for the current generation model. The performance flagship of the line-up, and no surprise to the price tag, or the import price tag, which is higher, and rightfully so, due to the higher displacement AMG powertrain package.
Available in the used import market, the older generation (W463) G 63 AMG sports significantly lower prices, at PKR 120 million, providing a new avenue for G-Wagon ownership without the hefty price.
What is New for the 2026 Model
The 2026 G-Wagon will be largely an updated version, but not a total redesign. The highlights include a revamped dual-screen, digital cockpit that reacts more quickly than previous model years, better graphics and smoother connectivity.
The iconic boxy body shape, round headlamps, and sturdiness that have been a hallmark of the G-Class for decades have been preserved.
What to Know Before Buying
- Check the rates before you make any investments. A price quoted a couple of weeks ago may not reflect current pricing due to the direct relationship between pricing and the dollar.
- The tax consequences for filing, or not filing, a tax return. The on-road price gap between the two can be important for the price of this model.
- Use a reputable, experienced importer. With such a large investment, it’s important to check out the importer’s history more than it would be with a standard local-market car.
- Take resale value into consideration. With the brand exclusivity, road presence, and low depreciation, it’s worth considering the value of the G-Wagon in Pakistan’s luxury market despite its hefty price tag.
