vivo has quietly raised the prices of two of its budget phones in Pakistan, and at the same time it has listed cheaper 6 GB versions of two bigger phones that were not there before. The Vivo Y05 with 4 GB RAM and 64 GB storage now costs Rs 45,999, up Rs 1,000 from Rs 44,999. The Vivo Y11d with 6 GB RAM and 128 GB storage now costs Rs 70,999, up Rs 2,000 from Rs 68,999.
The changes appeared on vivo’s own Pakistan pages between 5 and 7 November 2026. vivo has published no notice explaining the rises, so there is no official reason to report. What we can report is what its pages show today, and what the new prices mean if you are buying a vivo phone this week.
Both rises are small in rupees, but they change the maths inside vivo’s own range. The Y05e, vivo’s cheapest phone at Rs 39,999, is now Rs 6,000 below the Y05 instead of Rs 5,000. And the Y11d with 6 GB is now only Rs 2,000 below a brand-new 6 GB version of the Y31d, which has a much bigger battery. For some buyers, the phone to buy this week is no longer the phone they would have picked last week.
The two price rises
The Vivo Y05 is vivo’s entry-level phone with a big battery. Its 4 GB + 64 GB version rose from Rs 44,999 to Rs 45,999. Its 4 GB + 128 GB version did not change and still costs Rs 52,999. The new price is confirmed on vivo’s own specification page for the Y05, on vivo’s Pakistan store, and on WhatMobile, which also lists Rs 45,999.
The Vivo Y11d is the step-up model in the same family. Its 4 GB + 128 GB version is unchanged at Rs 52,999. Its 6 GB + 128 GB version rose from Rs 68,999 to Rs 70,999, a rise of Rs 2,000. That figure is confirmed on vivo’s specification page for the Y11d and on vivo’s Pakistan store.
| Phone | Variant | Old price | New price | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vivo Y05 | 4 GB + 64 GB | Rs 44,999 | Rs 45,999 | Up Rs 1,000 |
| Vivo Y11d | 6 GB + 128 GB | Rs 68,999 | Rs 70,999 | Up Rs 2,000 |
| Vivo Y05 | 4 GB + 128 GB | Rs 52,999 | Rs 52,999 | No change |
| Vivo Y11d | 4 GB + 128 GB | Rs 52,999 | Rs 52,999 | No change |
| Vivo Y05e | 4 GB + 64 GB | Rs 39,999 | Rs 39,999 | No change |
| Vivo Y500 | 8 GB + 128 GB | Rs 109,999 | Rs 109,999 | No change |
| Vivo Y500 | 8 GB + 256 GB | Rs 119,999 | Rs 119,999 | No change |
The timing is worth noting. vivo raised these two prices in the same week that Samsung raised the prices of its Galaxy A07 and A17 in Pakistan. We are not linking the two moves, because neither company has said why it raised prices. But the pattern is clear: the budget end of the market, where every thousand rupees matters, is getting more expensive this month, and the rises are landing without announcements.
One caution for shoppers: some price-listing sites still show the old figures. Hamariweb, for example, still listed the Y05 at Rs 44,999 and the Y11d at Rs 68,999 when we last checked. Those pages lag behind vivo’s own pages. If a shop quotes you the old price, it may be selling old stock at the old price, which is fine as long as the phone is genuine and PTA approved. But do not take a listing site’s figure as proof that vivo has not raised the price. Check vivo’s own page on the day you buy.
Cheaper 6 GB versions of the Y500 and Y31d appear
The second half of this story is good news for buyers. vivo’s specification pages now list 6 GB versions of the Y500 and the Y31d, priced below the 8 GB models that were already on sale.
The Vivo Y500 now has four versions on vivo’s specification page: 6 GB + 128 GB at Rs 89,999, 8 GB + 128 GB at Rs 109,999, 6 GB + 256 GB at Rs 114,999, and 8 GB + 256 GB at Rs 119,999. The new 6 GB + 128 GB model costs Rs 20,000 less than the 8 GB model with the same storage. At 256 GB the saving is much smaller, only Rs 5,000, so at that storage size the 8 GB model is the better buy.
The Vivo Y31d now has three versions on its specification page: 6 GB + 128 GB at Rs 72,999, 8 GB + 128 GB at Rs 82,999, and 8 GB + 256 GB at Rs 94,999. The new 6 GB model costs Rs 10,000 less than the 8 GB model with the same storage.
There is one important warning here. These 6 GB versions appear on vivo’s specification pages, but as of our 7 November check they were not listed on vivo’s Pakistan store, which showed only the 8 GB models. A price on a specification page is not the same as a phone you can buy today. Ask a vivo shop whether the 6 GB model is actually in stock before you plan your budget around it, and check that the box says 6 GB, because the 6 GB and 8 GB phones look identical from the outside.
Why does this matter? Because the Y500 at Rs 89,999 is a strong phone for the money. It has a huge 8,100 mAh battery, a 6.83-inch AMOLED screen with a 120Hz refresh rate, IP68 and IP69 dust and water resistance, a 50 MP main camera and a 32 MP front camera, and 44W fast charging. One thing to check first: vivo’s own page says 5G is not supported on the Y500, so if 5G matters to you, confirm that before buying.
The Y31d at Rs 72,999 is interesting for a different reason. It has a 7,200 mAh battery, a 6.75-inch screen with a 120Hz refresh rate, IP68 and IP69 protection, a 50 MP main camera, and 44W charging, running on the Snapdragon 6s Gen 2 chip. At Rs 72,999 it sits only Rs 2,000 above the newly raised Y11d 6 GB at Rs 70,999. That is the comparison that changes the most because of this week’s price rise.
What it means for buyers
Start at the bottom of the range. The Vivo Y05e is still Rs 39,999, and it is now Rs 6,000 cheaper than the Y05 instead of Rs 5,000. The Y05e has a smaller 5,150 mAh battery against the Y05’s 6,500 mAh, a 90Hz screen instead of 120Hz, and IP64 protection instead of IP65. If battery life matters most to you, the extra Rs 6,000 for the Y05 is still money well spent. But if your budget is fixed under Rs 40,000, the Y05e is now a slightly better deal than it was last week, because the gap grew without the Y05e itself getting more expensive.
In the middle, the Y05 at Rs 45,999 and the Y11d 4 GB at Rs 52,999 are still the sensible picks for most buyers. The Y05 gives you the 6,500 mAh battery, the 120Hz screen and IP65 protection for the lowest price in this family. The Y11d 4 GB costs Rs 7,000 more and adds a much better 50 MP main camera and 44W fast charging instead of 15W. That is a fair trade if you take a lot of photos or hate waiting for your phone to charge.
The harder choice is now the Y11d 6 GB at Rs 70,999. The extra 2 GB of RAM over the 4 GB model costs Rs 18,000, which is a lot of money for 2 GB of RAM and nothing else. And now the Y31d 6 GB sits just Rs 2,000 above it at Rs 72,999, with a bigger 7,200 mAh battery, a faster Snapdragon chip, and stronger IP68 and IP69 protection. Unless the 6 GB Y31d is not actually in stock yet, which is a real possibility given that vivo’s store does not list it, there is little reason to pay Rs 70,999 for the Y11d 6 GB when Rs 2,000 more buys the Y31d 6 GB. If you are set on the Y11d, buy the 4 GB version at Rs 52,999 and save the money, or wait until the Y31d 6 GB is confirmed in shops.
At the top of this group, the new Y500 6 GB at Rs 89,999 is the most interesting new option. It undercuts the 8 GB Y500 by Rs 20,000 while keeping the same battery, screen, cameras and protection. For most people, 6 GB of RAM is enough for daily use, social media, video and light games, and the Y500’s other specifications are far ahead of anything else near Rs 90,000. The only reason to pay Rs 109,999 for the 8 GB model is if you keep many apps open at once or want the phone to feel fast for more years. At 256 GB, though, the gap is only Rs 5,000, so take the 8 GB model there.
The wider lesson is simple. vivo’s prices move without warning, and small rises change which phone is the best value. A rise of Rs 1,000 or Rs 2,000 sounds small, but it is enough to push one phone into the price of another. Check the live price on vivo’s own page on the day you buy, and compare the whole range again, not just the phone you had already picked.
How to check the price before you pay
Because vivo’s store and its specification pages list different versions, do not rely on one screenshot. Open the live page yourself before you pay. Read the RAM and storage on the box and match them with the listed price, because the 6 GB and 8 GB versions of the same phone look the same. Dial *#06# and match the IMEI numbers with the box, then send the IMEI to 8484 to confirm the phone is PTA approved. Ask for a stamped invoice and warranty card showing the IMEI, and buy from an authorised vivo outlet where you can.
FAQs
What is the Vivo Y05 price in Pakistan now?
Rs 45,999 for 4 GB + 64 GB, and Rs 52,999 for 4 GB + 128 GB. The 64 GB version rose by Rs 1,000 in November 2026; the 128 GB version did not change.
What is the Vivo Y11d price in Pakistan now?
Rs 52,999 for 4 GB + 128 GB, and Rs 70,999 for 6 GB + 128 GB. The 6 GB version rose by Rs 2,000 in November 2026; the 4 GB version did not change.
Has the Vivo Y05e price changed?
No. The Vivo Y05e is still Rs 39,999 for 4 GB + 64 GB. It is now Rs 6,000 cheaper than the Y05, where the gap was Rs 5,000 before the rise.
Can I buy the 6 GB Y500 or Y31d on vivo’s store?
Not yet, as far as we could confirm. The 6 GB versions appear on vivo’s specification pages at Rs 89,999 for the Y500 128 GB and Rs 72,999 for the Y31d 128 GB, but vivo’s store listed only the 8 GB models when we checked on 7 November 2026. Ask a vivo shop about stock.
Why did vivo raise the Y05 and Y11d prices?
vivo has not said. We found no notice about the changes on its Pakistan pages, so we cannot say why they moved or whether more rises are coming.
Which vivo phone is the best value after these changes?
For a tight budget, the Y05e at Rs 39,999 or the Y05 at Rs 45,999. For most buyers, the Y11d 4 GB at Rs 52,999 is the sweet spot. The Y11d 6 GB at Rs 70,999 is now hard to recommend while the Y31d 6 GB sits at Rs 72,999, and the Y500 6 GB at Rs 89,999 is the strongest new option if it reaches shops.
Conclusion
vivo’s November price rises are small, Rs 1,000 on the Y05 and Rs 2,000 on the Y11d 6 GB, but they rearrange the value of the whole budget range. The Y05e looks better at Rs 39,999, the Y11d 6 GB looks worse at Rs 70,999, and two new 6 GB versions of the Y500 and Y31d, at Rs 89,999 and Rs 72,999, give buyers cheaper ways into much stronger phones, if they actually reach the shops.
The practical advice has not changed: check vivo’s own page on the day you buy, match the RAM and storage on the box to the price, and confirm the phone is PTA approved before you pay. Prices in this range move without warning, and the best phone at your budget this week may not be the one it was last week.
