Toyota India believes 2021 will bring better sales Updated Jan 11, 2021 | 14:20 IST
Toyota Kirloskar Motor recorded a 6 per cent increase in wholesales in the October-December quarter. Additionally, the carmaker also recorded a 14 per cent growth wholesales in December. Toyota India believes 2021 will bring better sales
Despite the roller-coaster ride that was the year 2020 for all automakers in India, most of them are starting off 2021 on a rather optimistic note. This includes Toyota Kirloskar Motor as well, which expects better sales in 2021 than the levels it observed in 2020. And what s the foundation of this optimism, you ask. Well, that would be the launch of new product as well as the hopes for an economic revival. A PTI report notes that Toyota Kirloskar Motor recorded a 6 per cent increase in wholesales in the October-December quarter. Additionally, the carmaker also recorded a 14 per cent growth wholesales in December at 7,487 units compared
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The first week of 2021 witnessed a slew of new launches, announcements, and unveilings in the country. In case you’ve been busy, we’ve got you all the action from the past week in a single report.
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Toyota Fortuner Facelift Launched
The facelifted Fortuner was launched in India on January 6. It comes with a more powerful 2.8-litre diesel engine, new features, and a new top-spec Legender variant. While the upgrades give it a breath of fresh air, it comes at a steep price. Details here.
2021 Toyota Fortuner facelift: Everything you need to know
2021 Toyota Fortuner facelift: Everything you need to know
The Toyota Fortuner gets its first major mid-cycle facelift since the launch of the new generation back in 2016.
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Toyota gives the Fortuner a proper facelift with more than a subtle nip and tuck to the design.
HIGHLIGHTS
Toyota gives the Fortuner a proper facelift with more than a subtle nip & tuck to the design.
Inside, the 2021 Toyota Fortuner facelift retains most of the design elements from its predecessor.
The Toyota Fortuner facelift comes in both petrol & diesel engine options.
Toyota India launched its first product for 2021 in the form of Toyota Fortuner facelift with prices ranging between Rs 29.98 lakh- Rs 37.43 lakh, along with the new Fortuner Legender variant as well for Rs 37.58 lakh (all prices ex-showroom, India). Now, the Toyota Fortuner gets its first major mid-cycle facelift since the launch
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