Toyota Hikes Prices Of 2 Models In India

 


  • Glanza's introductory pricing is no longer available.

  • The hatchback's price has been increased by up to Rs 22,000 (approximately).

  • The price of the Urban Cruiser, on the other hand, has risen by Rs 15,000.

Toyota India has increased the prices of its Glanza premium hatchback and Urban Cruiser sub-4-metre SUV in the country. The latest price increase was justified by the Japanese automaker as a result of rising input costs. The introductory pricing for the facelifted Glanza, which was launched at Rs 6.39 lakh, has been terminated as a result of this decision.

Glanza

Variant

Old Price

New Price

Difference

E

Rs 6.39 lakh

Rs 6.53 lakh

+Rs 14,000

S

Rs 7.29 lakh

Rs 7.43 lakh

+Rs 14,000

G MT

Rs 8.24 lakh

Rs 8.41 lakh

+Rs 17,000

V MT

Rs 9.19 lakh

Rs 9.41 lakh

+Rs 22,000

S AMT

Rs 7.79 lakh

Rs 7.93 lakh

+Rs 14,000

G AMT

Rs 8.74 lakh

Rs 8.91 lakh

+Rs 17,000

V AMT 

Rs 9.69 lakh

Rs 9.91 lakh

+Rs 22,000


  • Prices of the Toyota Glanza have been upped by up to Rs 22,000 depending upon the variant.
  • The latest price increase has had the greatest impact on the top-spec 'V' trim.
  • The Glanza is priced between Rs 6.53 lakh and Rs 9.91 lakh at the moment.

Urban Cruiser

Variant

Old Price

New Price

Difference

Mid

Rs 8.88 lakh

Rs 9.03 lakh

+Rs 15,000

High

Rs 9.63 lakh 

Rs 9.78 lakh

+Rs 15,000

Premium

Rs 10 lakh

Rs 10 lakh

+Rs 0

Mid AT

Rs 10 lakh

Rs 10.15 lakh

+Rs 15,000

High AT

Rs 10.88 lakh

Rs 11.03 lakh

+Rs 15,000

Premium AT

Rs 11.58 lakh

Rs 11.73 lakh

+Rs 15,000


  • The Urban Cruiser's prices have risen by Rs 15,000 across the board.
  • The price of the Premium MT remains unchanged.
  • The sub-4-metre SUV is now priced between Rs 9.03 lakh and Rs 11.73 lakh.

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