KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- Rebadged version of Maruti Suzuki Ertiga
- Available in petrol and CNG fuel trims
- Priced between Rs 10.44-13.73 lakhs (ex-showroom) in India
Toyota India launched the Rumion MPV nearly a year back in the Indian market. Essentially a rebadged version of the Maruti Suzuki Ertiga, the Rumion is the fourth MPV in the brand's arsenal after the Innova Crysta, Innova HyCross, and Vellfire. Toyota Rumion comes in three grades namely S, G, and V with manual and automatic transmission options. Besides petrol fuel trim, CNG is also available in the base S trim. The MPV misses out on a diesel engine.
In this article, we will talk about the variant-wise features of the MPV and try to figure out the most value-for-money variant in the Rumion's lineup. Meanwhile, you can check out our 91Wheels Whatsapp Channell, which has the latest and trending updates from the Indian automobile industry.
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Toyota Rumion: Engine & Specs
Toyota Rumion is offered with a BS6 Phase II 1.5L 4-cylinder petrol engine which dishes out top power of 101 bhp and highest torque of 137 Nm. It can be availed with a 5-speed manual gearbox and a 6-speed torque converter automatic transmission. As far as the lone CNG variant is concerned, it returns a power output of 86.6 bhp and torque performance of 121.5 Nm which is slightly lower than its petrol counterparts. It is retailed only with a manual gearbox with no option of an automatic unit.
Toyota Rumion Variants
S - Rs 10.44 to 11.94 lakhs
The entry-level S grade is offered in both petrol and CNG fuel trims. The petrol variants come with manual as well as automatic gearbox choices while the CNG variant is confined only to a manual unit. Despite being the base trim in the Rumion range, it has several advanced and upmarket features. Some of the notable features are listed below:
- LED Tail Lamps
- Halogen Projector headlamps
- Tachometer
- MID with colour TFT
- Distance to empty
- 2nd-row roof-mounted AC with 3-stage speed control
- 2nd row Power socket 12V
- Auto window up (Driver side with anti-pinch)
- Electrically adjustable & Foldable ORVMϦnbsp;Audio screen with Touch buttons
- Bluetooth connectivity
- Steering mounted audio and calling controls
- Dual front Airbags
- ABS with EBD & Brake assist
- ESP
- Hill Hold
- Speed-sensitive auto door lock
- Rear Parking sensors
G - Rs 11.60-13.00 lakhs (+ Rs 1.16-1.06 lakhs over S)
The mid-level G trim is sold with both manual and automatic gearbox options in the petrol fuel trim. It boasts of a lot more striking features as compared to the S trim. Some of the prominent bells and whistles that a buyer gets in Toyota Rumion G are mentioned below:
- Dual-tone machined Alloy wheels
- Chrome Door handles
- Rear Wiper, Washer & Defogger
- Height Adjustable Driver seat
- Front Sliding Armrest with Utility Box
- Outside temperature Gauge
- Engine Push start/stop with smart key
- Auto AC
- 7-inch Smartplay Cast Touchscreen infotainment system
- Arkamys surround sense
- Wireless Android Auto & Apple car play
- Tweeters
- Front seat belt height adjuster
- Front fog lamps
V - Rs 12.33-13.73 lakhs (+ Rs 73,000 over G)
Being the flagship variant, the Toyota Rumion V comes packed with a myriad of state-of-the-art features that you would see in premium cars. Toyota has accentuated the safety quotient in the top-end V trim by including some of the best equipment currently available across the globe. The complete feature list is below:
- Key-operated Retractable ORVM
- Cruise control
- Paddle shifters
- Auto headlamp with follow-me-home home function
- 6-airbags
- Rear parking camera
- Smartwatch & Hey Siri voice assistant compatibility
- Auto collision notification, tow alert, Find my car & valet profile
- Remote Check & control
- Vehicle health & Malfunction indicator
Variant Recommendation
If we closely observe the three trims, the mid-level G trim appears to be quite balanced in terms of pricing as well as features on board. Though it lacks a handful of features as compared to the V trim, at the same time, it is nearly cheaper by 73,000. So, it can be stated that the G variant offers the buyers maximum value for their money. Also, the CNG variant with the base trim can be a good buy if you are looking towards affordability.
Watch the detailed pros and cons of the Toyota Rumion below.
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Verdict
Toyota Rumion is the rebadged version of Maruti Suzuki's best-seller Ertiga MPV, which is based on the tried-and-trusted Heartect platform. Plus, Toyota's impeccable engineering works as icing on the cake. If you are looking for a mix of reliability and versatility, then the Rumion can definitely be a great choice as it offers something for every kind of buyer - be it the seating space, be it the mileage and be it the amenities inside the cabin. All the variants are well equipped with modern features and you can choose one easily according to your taste and priorities.
