Kia has launched the all-new Stonic in Pakistan. Lucky Motor Corporation (LMC) opened bookings on October 1, 2026.
The car comes in two trims. Both get a brand new turbo engine.
Kia Stonic 2026 Price in Pakistan
- Stonic Turbo X: Rs 5,499,000
- Stonic Turbo S: Rs 5,899,000
The price gap between the two trims is Rs 400,000. These are ex-factory prices. Freight and insurance charges apply on top.
For comparison, the older Stonic sold for around Rs 6 million. The new model costs less than the outgoing one. This is rare for a fresh model launch.
What Changed in the New Stonic
The old 1.4-litre naturally aspirated engine is gone. Kia now uses a 1.0-litre turbo engine in both trims.
This engine makes 100 PS at 6,000 rpm. Torque stands at 172 Nm, available from 1,500 to 3,500 rpm. A 7-speed dual-clutch transmission sends power to the front wheels.
The new Stonic follows Kia’s “Opposite United” design language. It shares styling cues with the EV3 and EV9. Star Map LED lighting front and back gives it a fresh look.
Turbo S vs Turbo X: Key Differences
The Turbo S is the higher trim. It gets:
- 17-inch alloy wheels with 205/55R17 tyres
- LED projection headlamps with welcome lighting
- LED front fog lamps
- Power tilt and slide sunroof
- Smart key with push-button start
- Electro-chromic rear view mirror
- Metal pedals
- Cloth and artificial leather seats in a two-tone black and grey cabin
The Turbo X is the base trim. It comes with:
- 16-inch alloy wheels with 195/55R16 tyres
- Halogen bi-function projection headlamps
- Keyless entry with a folding key
- Day and night rear view mirror
- Cloth seats in a one-tone black cabin
- No sunroof or front fog lamps
Shared Features on Both Trims
- 8-inch display audio with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay
- 4.2-inch Supervision TFT LCD instrument cluster
- 6 speakers
- Electric parking brake with auto hold
- Cruise control and drive mode select (Eco, Normal, Sport)
- Idle stop and go
- Rear view camera with front and rear park sensors
- Tyre pressure monitoring system
- 6 airbags, ABS, ESC, hill-start assist, and multi-collision brake
Dimensions and Space
The Stonic measures 4,165mm in length and 1,760mm in width. Wheelbase is 2,580mm on both trims.
The Turbo S stands 1,520mm tall with 183mm ground clearance. The Turbo X sits slightly lower at 1,500mm, with 165mm ground clearance.
Boot space is 352 litres. This grows to 1,155 litres when rear seats fold down. The fuel tank holds 45 litres, and the car seats five people.
Colour Options
Buyers can pick from five colours: Fusion Black, Clear White, Selenium Grey, Interstellar Grey, and Sparkling Silver.
Booking and Delivery Details
Buyers who pay the full amount get their price locked in. This works on a first-come, first-served basis while stock lasts.
Deliveries for early bookers start in November and December 2026. Buyers okay with a later delivery can book with a partial payment of Rs 1,000,000.
All payments must be made in the name of Lucky Motor Corporation. If the government adds new taxes or duties before delivery, the buyer has to pay that difference.
Warranty and After-Sales Support
The new Stonic comes with a 4-year or 100,000km warranty. LMC also offers roadside assistance and a certified pre-owned program for resale.
First Drive: What Reviewers Found
PakWheels tested the Stonic Turbo S in Lahore before the launch. Their review praised the low-end torque and the quick-shifting gearbox. The car also gained 20mm more ground clearance over the outgoing model.
Reviewers pointed out two downsides. The small turbo engine can sound noisy under hard acceleration. The suspension also feels firmer than before.
Market Competition
The Stonic now competes with the Suzuki Fronx ADAS variant. It also goes up against the newly launched Chery Q, which arrived around the same time.
