KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- Fortuner price hiked by up to Rs 50,000.
- The Legender now costs more.
- Toyota is following industry norms by increasing prices.
Toyota India has raised the prices of selected models in its lineup, effective today. The affected cars are the Fortuner, Legender, and Innova Crysta. All three are older models in Toyota's current lineup, and their sales have slowed down. That said, the Innova Hycross has taken over from the Crysta, and the Fortuner is long overdue for a generational update. Scroll up to find out how much costlier these cars have become. In the meantime, make sure to join the 91Wheels Whatsapp Channel to never miss out on automotive updates.
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Toyota Fortuner
So, this bad boy has become expensive by up to Rs 50,000. Now this amount varies on the models as the Fortuner is available with both petrol and diesel engine options, and 4X2, or 4X4 drivetrain and a special sports edition called GR S. The starting price of this beast is Rs 33.43 lakh ex-showroom, and the top variant costs Rs 51.94 lakh.
Toyota Legender
The upscaled version, which also appears more handsome than the Fortuner, has seen a price increase of Rs 45,000. The Legender is available in just two variants: 4X2 and 4X4 diesel automatic. This vehicle boasts split quad LED headlamps, a dual-tone black roof, 18-inch machined-cut alloy wheels, and an interior with dual-tone upholstery.
Toyota Innova Crysta
Although, Innova Hycross has captured the Indian shores, the Crysta still remains an attractive option among taxi drivers. For 2025, the automaker has hiked its price up to Rs 27,000. It might not affect the sales figures of these cars as people as still flocking to Toyota showrooms and buying it despite, Hycross is there. It starts at Rs 19.99 lakh and goes up to Rs 26.82 lakh.
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Verdict
Following industry norms, Toyota has also hiked the prices of their cars, but only for select models so far. However, customers of these models are unlikely to be significantly affected, as these cars were already quite expensive. For more news like this, follow 91Wheels.
