Toyota Fortuner & Innova Crysta prices have been revised yet again in India. The price hike ranges from Rs 23,000 to Rs 77,000 depending on the model.
Toyota India seems to be on a roller coaster ride. The Japanese car giant has increased the prices for two of its most popular modes again. The Toyota Fortuner and Innova Crysta have now become costlier up to Rs 77,000. The new prices have become effective in pan India. Meanwhile, both of the models remain unchanged technically.
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Toyota Fortuner & Innova Crysta Price Hike Details
This new price hike from Toyota has made both the model even more costly to own. Toyota has been consistently increasing the prices of its products for a few months now. The latest price hike has made the Innova Crysta dearer by up to Rs 23,000. Additionally, the MPV remains unchanged as there are no feature or mechanical revisions. The new cost for the Innova now stands starting from Rs 17.68 lakh ex-showroom. The older price for the base variant was Rs 17.45 lakh. However, this price hike for the Innova only stands for the GX variants.
Now, speaking of the segment leader of SUVs; Fortuner has undergone a rather big price hike. Yes, the new prices have made it dearer by up to Rs 77,000. This means that the starting price for the T-Fort is now Rs 32.59 lakh. The previous price was Rs 32.40 lakh ex-showroom. However, the price hike for the Fortuner stands for each and every variant. Meanwhile, the top-spec Fortuner now stands at a jaw-dropping Rs 50.34 lakh ex-showroom.
Similar to the Innova Crysta, the Fortuner also remains largely unchanged. There have been no updates in terms of features and technicals. For now, there are no direct rivals of these models from Toyota. This means that the market monopoly from Toyota remains on hold. The only rivals for the T-Fort are the MG Gloster and the Mahindra Alturas. Let us know in the comment section what you think about the newest price hike from Toyota.
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