You Might Need To Wait More For Your Toyota Innova Crysta, Fortuner & Hilux - Details

Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) has temporarily halted the dispatch of Innova Crysta, Fortuner, and Hilux models. The suspension is a result of the identification of irregularities in the certification of horsepower output for diesel engines. The company has established a dedicated committee to investigate the certification irregularities. Read details about the irregularities below. Meanwhile, you can join the 91Wheels WhatsApp Group for the latest automotive updates.

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Toyota Innova Crysta, Fortuner & Hilux Shipment Halted

In a worldwide announcement, Toyota stated that a different procedure was employed to measure horsepower output during testing. The certification testing utilized Electronic Control Units (ECU) paired with software different from the one employed in mass production. This was done to ensure that the results could be measured to create smoother values with fewer variations.

The brand has assigned a special committee from Toyota Industries Corporation (TICO) to investigate possible irregularities. A total of 10 vehicles are impacted, with three of them sold in the Indian market through TKM. The Innova Crysta, Hilux, and Fortuner collectively constitute nearly a third of the brand's sales in the Indian market.

The company will maintain its production and continue to accept new orders. For customers awaiting deliveries, the brand will communicate the situation, provide an explanation, and subsequently proceed with the vehicle registration and delivery process. The brand is committed to providing clear communication regarding power curves to customers eagerly awaiting the delivery of their Innova, Fortuner, or Hilux vehicles.

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