The Changan Alsvin was dismissed when it launched in 2021. Chinese car, questionable quality, uncertain resale — the critics were vocal. Four years later, the Alsvin has proven its doubters wrong. Here's why it's now one of our top recommendations under Rs. 35 lakh.
Variants & Prices 2025
| Variant | Price 2025 | Transmission | Notable Feature |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.5 MT | Rs. 29.9 L | Manual | Most affordable entry |
| 1.5 DCT | Rs. 33.9 L | 7-spd DCT | Best value variant |
| 1.5 CVT | Rs. 32.9 L | CVT | Smooth city option |
What You Get for Rs. 33.9 Lakh (DCT Top Spec)
- 10-inch infotainment with wireless Android Auto/Apple CarPlay
- 6 airbags (front, side, curtain)
- Rear parking camera with guidelines
- Keyless entry and push-button start
- 16-inch alloy wheels
- 7-speed DCT automatic transmission
- 5-year / 150,000 km warranty (best in class)
- 1.5L DVVT engine — 107hp
Real-World Ownership
4-year ownership data from Pakistani owners now available. Common report: reliable engine with no major issues. The 7-speed DCT had early reports of hesitation in stop-start traffic — Master Changan addressed this via a software update in 2022. 2024 units are smooth from new. Resale has proved better than expected — 3-year-old Alsvins sell for Rs. 24–26 lakh in 2025.
After-Sales in Pakistan
Master Changan Motors has 30+ authorized service centres nationwide. Parts availability is good in major cities and improving in smaller cities. Labour cost at authorized centres: Rs. 3,000–5,000 for basic service. The 5-year warranty covers the engine, transmission, and major components — exceptional for a Chinese brand.
