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Currently, the Innova Crysta is offered with three diesel options and the company has decided to continue with the diesel powertrain options.
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The SUV gets new interior colours as well as additional features in its update. Potential buyers can now choose “Ivory” perforated leather seats, which get the Crysta insignia for the top ZX trim.
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It will be available to private and commercial users on a made-to-order basis.
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In this episode, Overdrive‘s Rohit Paradkar is doing a comparison test between Tata Hexa versus Mahindra XUV500 and Toyota Innova Crysta.
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Exports during the month declined by 54.14 percent to 786 units from 1,714 units in the year-ago month.
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The Japanese automaker has been in India for almost two decades, but has failed to displace rivals Maruti Suzuki and Hyundai Motor, which together control around two-thirds of a market skewed towards cars costing less than USD7,000.
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The company, which has a total of one million customers in India, will start the pilot project of selling the spare parts online in Bengaluru this week and gradually expand to other metros by 2016.
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Renault has quite an expertise when it comes to multi purpose vehicles (MPVs) but to launch their first MPV in India, they have summoned another Dacia, a Lodgy. Like all other MPVs in the market, this one also has aspirations of taking on the big boy, the Innova.
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A company statement said even as the talks were on, a section of the workers, instigated by the union, had resorted to deliberate stoppage of the production line, and threatened supervisors and disrupted business for the past 25 days.
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With the first time car owners in India turning more and more quality conscious there seems to be a shift in buyer interest towards higher-quality brands. Toyota and Honda with their premium quality offerings are now topping buy-lists
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The new Innova comes with whole new set of features and is available in a seven and an eight seater options in both Euro III and Euro IV cars.
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Automotive major Toyota Kirloskar Motor hiked prices of its key models, which will be effective from September 21, 2013. The increase in prices will be upto 1.5 percent.
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Toyota's domestic sales were down to 11,010 units in June, compared with 14,700 a year ago, as the overall market remained sluggish, it said.
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Toyota Kirloskar Motor's sales in October rose 14 percent year-on-year to 12,281 units, helped by strong demand for its Innova and Fortuner utility vehicles.
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Toyota Kirloskar Motor today reported 14.11 percent increase in car sales to 12,281 units in October.
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Toyota Kirloskar Motor's total sales in September declined 5% year-on-year to 12,115 units due to fall in demand for its Etios range of passenger cars.
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Toyota Kirloskar Motor, the Indian arm of Japanese auto maker Toyota, said sales in May more than doubled year-on-year to 15,501 units, helped by strong demand for Etios sedan and the new Innova launched earlier in 2012.
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Toyota Kirloskar Motor's sales in February surged 79% year-on-year to 16,659 units, helped by strong demand for its Etios sedan and Etios Liva hatchback, among other vehicles.
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Toyota Kirloskar Motor's total sales in January rose 89% year-on-year to 17,395 units, helped by strong demand for the Etios and Etios Liva cars and the new Innova and Fortuner utility vehicles.
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Toyota Kirloskar Motor's November sales accelerated 266% year-on-year to 13,956 units, helped by strong demand for the Etios sedan and Liva hatchback.
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Toyota Kirloskar Motors saw its sales in October accelerate 63% year-on-year to 10,762 units, helped by strong demand for its Etios sedan and Liva hatchback.
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After a scorching pace of growth last year, automobile sales in India are slowing in the face of expensive auto loans and rising fuel prices. Toyota Kirloskar Motor expects sales could slowdown further, at least till August.
