It has been a while since the Innova Crysta from Toyota Kirloskar Motor got any update apart from the transition from BS4 to BS6. In what appears to be new on the information is that Toyota might bring a facelift to the Innova Crysta in early 2021 and below are some changes the largest selling MPV will get.
Toyota launched the Innova Crysta in 2016 with both petrol and diesel engines. The popular MPV is no doubt the best seller in its segment but with the arrival of new and premium Kia Carnival, Toyota might give it a facelift soon to boost up more sales.
From the pictures above, you can notice that at the front it gets new pair of headlights with LED treatment, revised grille design which is now bigger in size, new bumper with tweaked fog light housing and it also get front skid plates for that sporty appeal. We are sure that the latter will come on higher variants only.
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The side profile looks more or less the same except for the window chrome garnish and the new alloy wheel design. The current-gen Crysta offers 17-inch alloy wheels but the facelifted one carries a diamond-cut design. This looks fresh and appealing for the new Crysta.
It is the front fascia which gets most changes when compared with the side and rear profile. Moving towards the back then it now gets LED treatment which looks cool like the aftermarket design. We can also observe some badging changes on a minimal percentage but that's just it. No more further changes at the rear.
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Mechanically, Toyota will not bring any change and will retain the 2.7L petrol and 2.4L turbo diesel engine. Earlier, a bigger 2.8L diesel engine was also offered but with the BS6 transition, it got discontinued. Since the diesel is widely popular, the 2.4L one makes as much as 148 bhp with 343 Nm of peak torque. It is offered 5-speed manual as standard and a 6-speed AT as an optional feature.
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