Toyota Urban Cruiser And Glanza Get A Price Hike By Up To Rs. 33,900

Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) has silently hiked prices of its entry-level models - Glanza and Urban Cruiser in the country. According to the new prices listed on the company's website, the Toyota Urban Cruiser range now starts at Rs. 8.62 lakh for the Mid MT variant, going up to Rs. 11.40 lakh for the range-topping Premium AT variant. The Toyota Glanza, meanwhile, starts from Rs. 7.34 lakh for the G manual trim, going up to Rs. 9.30 lakh for the V CVT (all prices, ex-showroom Delhi).

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The Toyota Glanza gets a Rs. 15,700 hike on the G trims, while the hybrid versions are more expensive by Rs. 33,900

With respect to the price hike, the Toyota Glanza G trims are now more expensive by Rs. 15,700, while the hybrid versions get a hike of Rs 33,900. The top-spec V trim witnesses a price increase of Rs. 20,000. On the Toyota Urban Cruiser, the Mid manual and automatic trims are now pricier by Rs. 12,500, whereas the High trims are costlier by Rs. 2500. The range-topping Premium trims see an increment of Rs. 5500.

There are no mechanical changes to either model but the price increase seems inevitable. Back in March this year, Toyota had announced its plans to increase prices across the range from April 1, 2021. The Innova Crysta, Fortuner, and the Camry Hybrid were the first models to see the change in pricing due to the rise in input costs. The Toyota Camry Hybrid saw the steepest hike of Rs. 1.18 lakh, while the Fortuner range got more expensive between Rs. 36,000-72,000, depending on the variant. The Innova Crysta's prices increased by Rs. 26,000 across all variants.

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The Toyota Fortuner facelift received a price hike between Rs. 36,000-72,000, depending on the variant

Toyota India is now working towards introducing a new sedan in its line-up that is likely to be the third model under the Suzuki-Toyota collaboration. The new compact sedan could be based on the Maruti Suzuki Ciaz. The company recently trademarked the name 'Belta' that also hints towards the same. At present, the company's Bidadi plant is shut till May 14, 2021, for the annual maintenance program in the wake of the pandemic.