Toyota Innova And Fortuner Get Price Increase By Up To 74,000, Variants Rejigged -Details

Toyota India has revised its pricing strategy in January 2026, increasing costs across its larger SUV and MPV portfolio, including the Fortuner, Innova Crysta, and Innova Hycross. The Fortuner Legender also sees a notable hike. Alongside price adjustments, the company has streamlined variant offerings, discontinuing select trims of the Rumion, Hycross, and Fortuner, reflecting shifting demand and market trends. Meanwhile, models such as the Hyryder, Taisor, Hilux, Camry, Vellfire, Rumion, and Land Cruiser 300 continue unchanged, maintaining their earlier price points in the refreshed lineup. 

Toyota Fortuner

Toyota has revised prices across the Fortuner range, with hikes between Rs 51,000 and Rs 74,000. The entry-level 4X2 MT petrol variant now carries a price tag of Rs 34.16 lakh, up from Rs 33.65 lakh earlier. Meanwhile, the 4X4 lineup begins at Rs 38.68 lakh, compared to the previous Rs 38.11 lakh - reflecting a Rs 57,000 increase. These adjustments mark a significant upward revision in Fortuner's pricing structure as part of Toyota's January 2026 portfolio update.

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Toyota has discontinued the dealer-level Leader variants while raising prices of the Fortuner and Legender by up to Rs 74,000 and Rs 71,000. Entry-level petrol manuals are costlier by Rs 51,000, with 4X4 versions up over Rs 50,000. The entry-level Rumion E MT is dropped, shifting its price band to Rs 10.44-13.62 lakh. 

Toyota Innova Crysta

Toyota has revised prices for the Innova Crysta, with hikes ranging between Rs 21,000 and Rs 33,000. The GX 7-seater and GX 8-seater variants face the steepest increase of Rs 33,000, now starting at Rs 18.99 lakh. The GX+ trims see the smallest rise of Rs 21,000, while the VX 7-seater and 8-seater are costlier by Rs 24,000 and Rs 25,000, respectively. At the top end, the ZX variant's price has gone up by Rs 26,000, taking it to Rs 25.53 lakh from the earlier Rs 25.27 lakh.

Toyota Innova Crysta

Toyota Innova Hycross

Toyota has dropped the entry-level Hycross G variant, revising the MPV's price band to Rs 19.15 lakh-Rs 32.38 lakh. The GX(O) trims have become costlier by Rs 31,000, while the hybrid lineup, beginning with the VX variant, now carries a premium of around Rs 40,000. At the top end, the ZX(O) sees the steepest hike, rising by Rs 48,000 in January 2026. 

Toyota Innova Hycross

Toyota Rumion

In addition to the recent price hikes across select models, Toyota has removed the entry-level Rumion E MT variant, previously priced at Rs 9.51 lakh. With this change, the Rumion's updated price band now begins at Rs 10.44 lakh and continues up to Rs 13.62 lakh, maintaining the same upper limit as before.