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NEW DELHI, July 1 (Reuters) - Toyota Motor Corp The Urban Cruiser Hyryder SUV, the first car to be built by Toyota as part of a global alliance with Suzuki Motor Corp The new model will be an "ultimate game changer" for the company in India's electrified auto space, Vikram Kirloskar, vice chairman of local unit Toyota Kirloskar Motor, said at a launch event in New Delhi. It also reinforces Toyota's decision to take the hybrid route in developing markets like India, where it says infrastructure is not ready for battery electric vehicles (BEVs) and much of the electricity is generated using coal or other fossil fuels. While green investors have criticised the carmaker for slowness in moving its product line-up to all-electric vehicles, Toyota remains steadfast that hybrids make more sense in markets where it needs to offer a variety of choices depending on the energy mix and local needs. India wants carmakers to build more electric models but the uptake for such vehicles so far has been slow, and only Tata Motors In India, Toyota offers a strong hybrid powertrain in its premium models like the Camry sedan and the Vellfire. This is the first time it will offer the technology in a mass segment car where only gasoline and diesel models are currently sold. The new SUV is expected to be 40% to 50% more fuel efficient than a comparable gasoline-powered car and reduce carbon emissions by 30%, Toyota said. About 90% of the car's parts are sourced from local suppliers - a move that w...

Models Price (ex-showroom) Mileage/Range May Sales* Urban Cruiser HyRyder 10.48 Lakh * onwards 27.97 kmpl 3090 Innova Crysta 19.99 Lakh * onwards N/A N/A Fortuner 32.59 Lakh * onwards 8 kmpl 2887 Glanza 6.71 Lakh * onwards 30.61 kmpl 5179 Innova Hycross 18.55 Lakh * onwards 16.13 kmpl 7776 Land Cruiser LC300 2.10 Cr * onwards N/A N/A Fortuner Legender 42.82 Lakh * onwards 11.5 kmpl 142 Vellfire 96.55 Lakh * onwards 16.35 kmpl N/A Camry 45.71 Lakh * onwards 19.1 kmpl N/A Hilux 30.40 Lakh * onwards 12.6 kmpl 300 *Source: SIAM Data Read More

Toyota set up its operations in India in 1997 through a joint venture with the Kirloskar Group which is the minority owner in this joint venture. Toyota India has two manufacturing facilities in Karnataka, one is located in Bidadi and the other is located in Bengaluru. In May 2004, Toyota set up Toyota Kirloskar Auto Parts where it manufactures transmissions to suffice its global requirements. Sold in international markets under the Kijang nameplate, Toyota launched the third generation Qualis in India in 2000. Qualis was one of the first models from Toyota for the Indian market and became popular among customers. In 2002, Toyota introduced Camry premium saloon followed by its globally renowned Corolla sedan in 2003. Toyota India’s ace model Innova was first rolled out in the year 2005 which is currently sold under Innova Crysta nameplate. Yet another popular model from Toyota’s range, Fortuner was brought to India in 2009. Restricted to premium range, Toyoya forayed in the mass segment with its Etios twins built explicitly for the Indian market. Etios sedan was launched in 2010 followed by Etios Liva hatchback in 2011. Toyota India offers a total of 12 car models. These consist of 3 Toyota upcoming cars and 9 new Toyota cars in India. The list of Toyota cars in the country comprises 1 hatchback car, 1 sedan car, 4 SUV cars, 3 muv cars. The manufacturer offers 21 petrol variants, 22 diesel variants, 11 hybrid variants, 4 petrol cng variants. Some of the popular Toyota cars...

There are a total of 10 Toyota models currently on sale in India. These include 1 Toyota car prices in India: The price of Toyota cars in India starts from Rs. 6.71 Lakh for the Glanza while the most expensive Toyota car in India one is the Land Cruiser 300 with a price of Rs. 2.10 Cr. The newest model in the Toyota line-up is the Toyota Motor Corporation was established in Japan in 1937 and in the post-war era of industrial upheaval, it became the largest vehicle manufacturer in the country. It began operating in India since the late 1990s as the entity official known as Toyota Kirloskar Motors. It has two manufacturing plants, both in Bidadi, with a total production capacity of upto 3.1 lakh units a year. A certain volume of units are manufactured for export purposes too while models like the Prius, Prado and Land Cruiser are imported as CBUs. Toyota cars are known for their reliability and durability even in India. Their most popular models here include the Corolla Altis sedan, the Innova Crysta premium MPV and the Fortuner premium SUV. Toyota currently has a network of nearly 300 dealers across the country for sales and service for the convenience of new and existing customers. Toyota Cars Price List (June 2023) in India Toyota cars price range is Rs 6.71 Lakh to Rs 2.10 Cr. Top 3 Toyota car model prices are Model Ex-Showroom Price Toyota Innova Crysta Rs. 19.99 - 25.43 Lakh* Toyota Fortuner Rs. 32.59 - 50.34 Lakh* Toyota Land Cruiser 300 Rs. 2.10 Cr* Toyota Urban Crui...

Toyota set up its operations in India in 1997 through a joint venture with the Kirloskar Group which is the minority owner in this joint venture. Toyota India has two manufacturing facilities in Karnataka, one is located in Bidadi and the other is located in Bengaluru. In May 2004, Toyota set up Toyota Kirloskar Auto Parts where it manufactures transmissions to suffice its global requirements. Sold in international markets under the Kijang nameplate, Toyota launched the third generation Qualis in India in 2000. Qualis was one of the first models from Toyota for the Indian market and became popular among customers. In 2002, Toyota introduced Camry premium saloon followed by its globally renowned Corolla sedan in 2003. Toyota India’s ace model Innova was first rolled out in the year 2005 which is currently sold under Innova Crysta nameplate. Yet another popular model from Toyota’s range, Fortuner was brought to India in 2009. Restricted to premium range, Toyoya forayed in the mass segment with its Etios twins built explicitly for the Indian market. Etios sedan was launched in 2010 followed by Etios Liva hatchback in 2011. Toyota India offers a total of 12 car models. These consist of 3 Toyota upcoming cars and 9 new Toyota cars in India. The list of Toyota cars in the country comprises 1 hatchback car, 1 sedan car, 4 SUV cars, 3 muv cars. The manufacturer offers 21 petrol variants, 22 diesel variants, 11 hybrid variants, 4 petrol cng variants. Some of the popular Toyota cars...

Models Price (ex-showroom) Mileage/Range May Sales* Urban Cruiser HyRyder 10.48 Lakh * onwards 27.97 kmpl 3090 Innova Crysta 19.99 Lakh * onwards N/A N/A Fortuner 32.59 Lakh * onwards 8 kmpl 2887 Glanza 6.71 Lakh * onwards 30.61 kmpl 5179 Innova Hycross 18.55 Lakh * onwards 16.13 kmpl 7776 Land Cruiser LC300 2.10 Cr * onwards N/A N/A Fortuner Legender 42.82 Lakh * onwards 11.5 kmpl 142 Vellfire 96.55 Lakh * onwards 16.35 kmpl N/A Camry 45.71 Lakh * onwards 19.1 kmpl N/A Hilux 30.40 Lakh * onwards 12.6 kmpl 300 *Source: SIAM Data Read More

NEW DELHI, July 1 (Reuters) - Toyota Motor Corp The Urban Cruiser Hyryder SUV, the first car to be built by Toyota as part of a global alliance with Suzuki Motor Corp The new model will be an "ultimate game changer" for the company in India's electrified auto space, Vikram Kirloskar, vice chairman of local unit Toyota Kirloskar Motor, said at a launch event in New Delhi. It also reinforces Toyota's decision to take the hybrid route in developing markets like India, where it says infrastructure is not ready for battery electric vehicles (BEVs) and much of the electricity is generated using coal or other fossil fuels. While green investors have criticised the carmaker for slowness in moving its product line-up to all-electric vehicles, Toyota remains steadfast that hybrids make more sense in markets where it needs to offer a variety of choices depending on the energy mix and local needs. India wants carmakers to build more electric models but the uptake for such vehicles so far has been slow, and only Tata Motors In India, Toyota offers a strong hybrid powertrain in its premium models like the Camry sedan and the Vellfire. This is the first time it will offer the technology in a mass segment car where only gasoline and diesel models are currently sold. The new SUV is expected to be 40% to 50% more fuel efficient than a comparable gasoline-powered car and reduce carbon emissions by 30%, Toyota said. About 90% of the car's parts are sourced from local suppliers - a move that w...

There are a total of 10 Toyota models currently on sale in India. These include 1 Toyota car prices in India: The price of Toyota cars in India starts from Rs. 6.71 Lakh for the Glanza while the most expensive Toyota car in India one is the Land Cruiser 300 with a price of Rs. 2.10 Cr. The newest model in the Toyota line-up is the Toyota Motor Corporation was established in Japan in 1937 and in the post-war era of industrial upheaval, it became the largest vehicle manufacturer in the country. It began operating in India since the late 1990s as the entity official known as Toyota Kirloskar Motors. It has two manufacturing plants, both in Bidadi, with a total production capacity of upto 3.1 lakh units a year. A certain volume of units are manufactured for export purposes too while models like the Prius, Prado and Land Cruiser are imported as CBUs. Toyota cars are known for their reliability and durability even in India. Their most popular models here include the Corolla Altis sedan, the Innova Crysta premium MPV and the Fortuner premium SUV. Toyota currently has a network of nearly 300 dealers across the country for sales and service for the convenience of new and existing customers. Toyota Cars Price List (June 2023) in India Toyota cars price range is Rs 6.71 Lakh to Rs 2.10 Cr. Top 3 Toyota car model prices are Model Ex-Showroom Price Toyota Fortuner Rs. 32.59 - 50.34 Lakh* Toyota Innova Crysta Rs. 19.99 - 25.43 Lakh* Toyota Land Cruiser 300 Rs. 2.10 Cr* Toyota Urban Crui...

Models Price (ex-showroom) Mileage/Range May Sales* Urban Cruiser HyRyder 10.48 Lakh * onwards 27.97 kmpl 3090 Innova Crysta 19.99 Lakh * onwards N/A N/A Fortuner 32.59 Lakh * onwards 8 kmpl 2887 Glanza 6.71 Lakh * onwards 30.61 kmpl 5179 Innova Hycross 18.55 Lakh * onwards 16.13 kmpl 7776 Land Cruiser LC300 2.10 Cr * onwards N/A N/A Fortuner Legender 42.82 Lakh * onwards 11.5 kmpl 142 Vellfire 96.55 Lakh * onwards 16.35 kmpl N/A Camry 45.71 Lakh * onwards 19.1 kmpl N/A Hilux 30.40 Lakh * onwards 12.6 kmpl 300 *Source: SIAM Data Read More

Toyota set up its operations in India in 1997 through a joint venture with the Kirloskar Group which is the minority owner in this joint venture. Toyota India has two manufacturing facilities in Karnataka, one is located in Bidadi and the other is located in Bengaluru. In May 2004, Toyota set up Toyota Kirloskar Auto Parts where it manufactures transmissions to suffice its global requirements. Sold in international markets under the Kijang nameplate, Toyota launched the third generation Qualis in India in 2000. Qualis was one of the first models from Toyota for the Indian market and became popular among customers. In 2002, Toyota introduced Camry premium saloon followed by its globally renowned Corolla sedan in 2003. Toyota India’s ace model Innova was first rolled out in the year 2005 which is currently sold under Innova Crysta nameplate. Yet another popular model from Toyota’s range, Fortuner was brought to India in 2009. Restricted to premium range, Toyoya forayed in the mass segment with its Etios twins built explicitly for the Indian market. Etios sedan was launched in 2010 followed by Etios Liva hatchback in 2011. Toyota India offers a total of 12 car models. These consist of 3 Toyota upcoming cars and 9 new Toyota cars in India. The list of Toyota cars in the country comprises 1 hatchback car, 1 sedan car, 4 SUV cars, 3 muv cars. The manufacturer offers 21 petrol variants, 22 diesel variants, 11 hybrid variants, 4 petrol cng variants. Some of the popular Toyota cars...