Toyota India has hiked prices for the Innova Crysta MPV and the Fortuner SUV. Both the products from Toyota are known to be on the pricier side. Additionally, Toyota frequently keeps increasing the prices of both.
In fact, Toyota India hiked prices for both models around 3 months back. However, Toyota is not the only carmaker increasing the prices of its models or the entire lineup. Many others have also increased prices to counter the increasing input costs.
Toyota Fortuner – Price Hike
With the latest price hike, prices for the standard Fortuner’s petrol and diesel versions with manual and automatic transmissions are up by INR 19,000. Meanwhile, Toyota has hiked prices of the 4WD versions by INR 39,000. At the same time, prices for the Legender and the top-spec GR Sport versions of the Fortuner are now up by INR 77,000.
Since Toyota launched the Fortuner facelift in India, prices for the SUV have gone up by INR 2.61 lakh. With the latest price hike, the range now starts at INR 32.59 lakh ex-showroom for the 2.7L 4×2 MT (Petrol). On the other end, it tops out at INR 50.34 lakh ex-showroom for the GR Sport 4×4 AT (Diesel).
Toyota Innova Crysta – Price Hike
With the latest price hike, prices for the entry- to mid-level variants of the petrol version with 7- and 8-seater manual variants of the Innova Crysta are now up by INR 23,000. Hence, the prices of Innova Crysta’s petrol version now start at INR 17.68 lakh ex-showroom. This is for the 2.7 GX(-) MT (7-Seater) variant. However, at INR 23.83 lakh ex-showroom, the price for the top-end 2.7 ZX AT (7-Seater) remains the same.
On the other hand, all of the diesel-powered variants of the Innova Crysta get a uniform price hike of INR 23,000. Thus, after the latest price hike, the Innova Crysta diesel version’s range starts at INR 19.13 lakh ex-showroom for the 2.4 G MT (7-Seater). Meanwhile, the top-end 2.4 VX AT (7-Seater) variant now costs INR 26.77 lakh ex-showroom.
However, while Toyota has hiked the prices of the Innova Crysta’s diesel variants, it is important to note that the brand is not accepting any bookings for it.
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