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Vivo Mobile's Latest Prices in Pakistan After Budget 2024–25

Vivo Mobile's Latest Prices in Pakistan After Budget 2024–25

Web Desk June 22, 2024 Add Bol News as a trusted source
  • Vivo smartphones excel in Pakistan's market due to their features and prices.
  • The Chinese brand competes strongly with Samsung, Huawei, and Oppo in Pakistan.
  • Vivo offers a range of phones, from budget-friendly to high-end models.
Vivo smartphones have gained a substantial share in Pakistan's competitive smartphone market due to their combination of impressive features, competitive prices, and strong brand recognition.

The Chinese smartphone maker has built a robust presence in the South Asian nation, rivaling major brands such as Samsung, Huawei, and Oppo.

It provides various mobile phones for consumers, ranging from budget-friendly options to mid-range and high-end models.

Vivo mobile phones frequently feature cutting-edge camera technologies, including high-resolution sensors, AI-powered photography enhancements, and stylish designs with contemporary aesthetics.

Pakistan Budget 2024–25 Proposes Tax Hike on Phones

The federal government is considering implementing a flat 18% sales tax on mobile phones priced below $500 (equivalent to Rs139,008 as of June 19, 2024). If approved, this move would increase the prices of mobile phones from various companies, including Vivo.

The proposal was included in the budget for the next fiscal year (2024–25), presented on June 12 by Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb.

If the proposals are approved, there will be a new tax rate for mid-range mobile phones in Pakistan, starting on July 1, 2024.

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As per the finance bill of 2024, the government has proposed an 18% standard sales tax on all mobile phones priced below $500.

Expected New Prices of Vivo Smartphones in Pakistan from July 1

If the proposal to impose an 18% standard tax on phones valued below $500 is approved, the prices of Vivo mobile phones are anticipated to rise starting on July 1, 2024.

Vivo V23 Pro

Vivo V23e

Vivo V21 5G

Vivo V21e

Vivo Y21s

Vivo Y33s

Vivo Y53s

Vivo Y72 5G

Vivo Y20s

Vivo Y51

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