Washing Machine Price in Pakistan

Washing machine prices in Pakistan start from Rs. 11,500 for the cheapest 1 kg model and go up to Rs. 435,000 for the top 17.5 kg model, across 248 models, updated daily in October 2026. Half of all models cost between Rs. 32,500 and Rs. 125,675, which is where most twin tubs and entry-level automatic top loads sit.

Automatic washing machine prices in Pakistan start from Rs. 20,900 for the cheapest 10 kg model and go up to Rs. 435,000 for the top 17.5 kg model, across 137 models, updated daily in October 2026.

Washing machine with dryer prices in Pakistan start from Rs. 25,000 for the cheapest 2.5 kg model and go up to Rs. 50,500 for the top 12 kg model, across 48 models, updated daily in October 2026.

Front load washing machine prices in Pakistan start from Rs. 98,000 for the cheapest 13 kg model and go up to Rs. 435,000 for the top 17.5 kg model, across 41 models, updated daily in October 2026.

Semi automatic washing machine prices in Pakistan start from Rs. 11,500 for the cheapest 1 kg model and go up to Rs. 89,500 for the top 20 kg model, across 109 models, updated daily in October 2026.

Inverter washing machine prices in Pakistan start from Rs. 83,000 for the cheapest 10 kg model and go up to Rs. 435,000 for the top 17.5 kg model, across 59 models, updated daily in October 2026.

A top load is cheaper, lets you add clothes mid-wash and copes better with average water pressure. A front load washes more gently, uses less water and spins faster so clothes come out drier, but it costs more, takes longer per cycle and needs steady pressure and a level floor.

Buy a semi-automatic if your water pressure is weak or irregular, if your budget is tight, or if you like controlling each step. Buy an automatic if you have a reliable water supply and want to load the machine and walk away.

No. The second tub of a twin tub is a spin dryer. It removes most of the water so clothes dry much faster on the line, but it does not use heat. Only front load washer-dryers dry clothes fully in the machine.

For one or two people, 6 to 7 kg is enough. A family of three or four is best served by 8 to 9 kg, five or six people by 10 to 12 kg, and large or joint families by 13 kg and above.

Yes. An inverter motor adjusts its speed to the load instead of running at full power, so it uses less electricity, runs more quietly and vibrates less. The saving matters most if you wash every day.

Most washes in Pakistan use tap water, so running costs are low. As an estimate, a twin tub uses about 0.15 to 0.3 units a load and an automatic top load about 0.2 to 0.5, which is roughly 2 to 8 units a month at four loads a week. Hot-water programmes on front loads use much more, about 0.8 to 1.8 units a load, because the heater draws around 2,000 W. Inverter models use a little less.

It needs steady pressure to fill. Manuals typically list a minimum of about 0.03 MPa (0.3 bar). Water from an overhead tank gains roughly 0.1 bar per metre of height, so the tank should sit at least about 3 metres above the tap. Top loads cope better than front loads. If pressure is weak, fit a small pressure pump or choose a twin tub that you fill yourself.

Super Asia and Dawlance offer the widest choice at every budget, Haier is strong in automatic top loads and front loads, Samsung and LG lead the premium inverter and front load range, and GFC, Royal, Boss and Metro focus on simple semi-automatic machines.

Choose 12 to 15 kg if you like a twin tub, or a 15 to 20 kg automatic top load if you want to load it and walk away. The bigger drum means fewer loads a day and room for bedsheets and razai in a single wash.

Usually not. A single blanket fits an 8 to 9 kg drum, but a double razai or king-size blanket needs 10 to 12 kg or more. Wet blankets are very heavy and overloading strains the motor and unbalances the drum.

Only partly, through electricity. Most Pakistani households wash in tap water, so a washing machine uses only a few units a month and an inverter saves perhaps one or two of them. The stronger reasons to choose an inverter are quieter running, less vibration and, on many models, a longer motor warranty.

Dawlance says its LVS+ automatic top loads keep washing at as low as 150 volts without a stabiliser. Semi-automatic twin tubs also cope well because they have simple motors. For any other automatic, use a voltage stabiliser.

Yes, for most semi-automatic machines. Their 280 to 450 W motors run on a typical 1 kVA UPS or a small solar inverter. Automatic machines need about 1.5 to 2 kVA, and hot-water programmes draw around 2,000 W, which most home UPS systems cannot supply.

Any machine works with hard water if you look after it. A plastic body or stainless steel drum will not rust, washing in cold tap water avoids scale on the heater, and a monthly tub-clean plus a citric acid descale every few months keeps the drum clean.

A front load with a spin speed of 1,200 RPM or more leaves clothes the driest, so they finish drying quickly indoors. For clothes fully dry without a line, choose a washer-dryer such as the Samsung WD or LG washer-dryer models.

An automatic top load. There is no bending, no moving wet clothes between tubs, and one button starts the whole wash, rinse and spin.

Usually the load is uneven, the machine is not level, or the transit bolts are still fitted on a new front load. Spread the clothes evenly, level the feet, place it on a solid floor and never overload the spin tub.

Leave the lid or door open after each wash, wipe the door seal of a front load, clean the drain filter and run the tub-clean programme once a month.

A plastic body will not rust, which suits damp bathrooms and humid cities. A steel or metal body is sturdier and resists knocks but should be kept dry. The motor and drum matter more for how long the machine lasts.

A belt drive motor turns the drum through a belt and pulleys. A direct drive motor is attached to the drum, so there is no belt to wear out, and it runs quieter with less vibration. LG AI DD and Haier DD models are direct drive.

About 10 to 12 adult cotton suits, since each weighs roughly 0.5 to 0.7 kg dry and a drum washes best about four-fifths full. More lawn suits fit, and fewer khaddar or winter suits. An 8 to 9 kg machine also takes one single blanket.

A front load: about 50 litres for an 8 kg load, against around 100 litres for an automatic top load and 110 for a twin tub with two rinses. If you buy tanker water, the calculator on this page shows the monthly difference at your own price.

Only when it heats water. On a cold or tap-water wash, a front load uses about 0.4 units a load against about 0.25 for a twin tub. A hot programme turns on a heater of about 2,000 W, which can add 0.5 to 1.4 units a load.

Yes, a front load washer-dryer dries clothes with hot air, ready to wear, but a full wash-and-dry takes several hours and uses much more electricity, and its drying load is smaller than its washing load. A twin tub “dryer” only spins clothes damp-dry for the line.

Yes. A twin tub or single tub can be filled by bucket or hose, so it works without a tap or water pressure. It still needs a place to drain, such as a floor drain.

Warm water, yes; boiling water, no. Twin tub manuals typically limit the water to about 50 to 55 °C, because hotter water can warp the plastic tub and damage the seals.

It can spin one blanket at a time if the blanket fits and is folded evenly around the tub. The spin tub is smaller than the wash tub, so check its capacity on the product page and stop the spinner if it shakes.

Yes, use low-foam detergent made for automatic or front load machines. It costs more per kg, but a front load uses less per wash because it fills with far less water. Ordinary hand-wash powder makes too much foam.

A plastic body machine does not rust, so it copes with humid spaces, but keep any machine out of rain and direct sun, on a dry, level spot, and plug it into an earthed socket.

Most washing machines carry a 1 year official warranty. Many Dawlance, Haier, Super Asia and other models also list a 10 year warranty, and some Samsung models a 20 year warranty, which usually applies to the motor. The exact terms are on each product page, and every machine is 100% original.

Delivery is free anywhere in Pakistan on advance payment, even a partial one, and free inside Peshawar on every payment method. Cash on Delivery orders outside Peshawar carry a delivery charge plus government taxes (2% sales tax and 2% income tax), which we confirm by phone before dispatch. Paying any advance removes both.

Yes. You can pay in installments with zero down payment using a Bank Alfalah, JS Bank or MCB credit or debit card, and the whole process happens online. Your bank’s markup applies, and Bank Alfalah plans also carry a processing fee.

Installation support is available on selected products. Ask our sales team on 0333-5652643 whether it is available for your model and city. An automatic machine needs a water tap, a drain point and an earthed socket close to where it will stand.