The new Innova Hycross Cross-MPV has just been introduced in the Indian market by Japanese carmaker Toyota. Priced between Rs 18.30 lakh and Rs 28.97 lakh, the new model offers robust hybrid and petrol powertrain options. The business is stepping up its product approach for the Indian market. Three utility vehicles will be unveiled in 2023, according to Toyota India.
In 2023, Toyota will launch the new A15 SUV Coupe, the Toyota D23 MPV, and the updated Innova Crysta MPV with a diesel engine in the nation. The A15 SUV Coupe will be based on the upcoming Maruti YTB Coupe, and the D23 MPV will be based on the Ertiga MPV. Toyota will shortly reveal the Hyryder CNG’s pricing, another addition. This model is already up for reservation for the low cost of Rs 25,000.
Toyota Innova Crysta
The upgraded Crysta MPV is anticipated to go on sale in the coming weeks, most likely in February 2023. Its design and interior will likely alter, and it will be sold alongside the Innova Hycross. The 2.7L, 4-cylinder petrol engine with CNG fuel alternatives might be available in the revised model. Additionally, a 2.4-litre turbo-diesel engine will be included. This engine will be modified to satisfy forthcoming RDE (Real-Driving Emission) standards. This engine has a torque output of 360Nm and 148bhp.
Toyota A15 Suv Coupe
Before the end of this year, Toyota, a Japanese carmaker, will introduce the A15, a new SUV Coupe, in the nation. The new SUV Coupe will take the place of the retired Urban Cruiser. It will compete with the Hyundai Venue, Kia Sonet, Renault Kiger, and Nissan Magnite. The new SUV Coupe will be based on Maruti’s future YTB SUV Coupe, which is slated to make its international premiere at the 2023 Auto Expo. With Suzuki’s mild hybrid technology, it will be driven by a 1.0-litre, 3-cylinder petrol engine. This engine may generate 100 horsepower and 150 nm of torque.
Toyota D23 MPV
By the middle of 2023, Toyota will introduce the Ertiga-based MPV nationwide. The new vehicle, which has the codename D23, will be positioned underneath the Innova and compete with the Kia Carens. For those unaware, Toyota already offers the Toyota Rumion MPV, based on the Ertiga, for sale in South Africa. In India, the business has already registered the Rumion nameplate. The new model will get some interior upgrades and design tweaks to stay current in the market. A 1.5-litre K15C Dualjet petrol engine with a 103bhp and 136Nm torque rating will propel it. A 6-speed automatic with paddle shifters and a 5-speed manual transmission is available.
