The shy updated Toyota Fortuner has been photographed in Delhi. Along with the Innova facelift, it was shown at the Indonesian International Motor Show in July. The taped mule had the automatic transmission and we expect it to make it to the showroom model as well.
Steeroids.in claims that the same 3.0-liter diesel engine will pump out 180bhp, which we doubt will happen. Fortuner owners have not complained about the lack of power. Many of them feel the brakes can be better and that is the area Toyota has to work on if they are to revisit the car’s mechanicals.
Toyota could also bring in a 4×2 variant to make the Fortuner more affordable. The SUV now with a front-end resembling the Prado and Land Cruiser, could clock better volumes with a cheaper variant. The question is will Toyota do it as the demand for the AWD edition is already very strong.
Steeroids sneaked some interior shots which shows a touch screen DVD music system and reworked dashboard. The car also sports the same changes like a new grille, new intercooler scoop, reworked bumper and tail lamps.
[Source - Steeroids.in]
i would like to know launching date of new fortuner in india?i had booked current model of fortuner but delivery is pending so if u can inform me launching date of new fortuner so it will be easy for me to deside should i buy it or not otherwise i m also intrested in bmw x1 but my priority is fortuner….reply me as soon as possible
The TOYOTA should improve braking in upcoming fortuner
I would like to know about launching date of Toyota Fortuner Facelift in india.hope you will give a positive reply for the same on the above given mail id.
WHEN WILL LANCH IN PONDY,THE NEW FORTUNER,HOW MUCH PRICE ESTIMATED.
This test mule seems to be the 4×2 version because the lever that helps select between the H, HL and LL modes is missing. Usually this is next to the gear. Even in the pics of Fortuner onToyota Thiland’s website has the lever next to the automatic gear selector.
So i guess this makes it a world exclusive…
Why not bring RAV4 to India? Should give good competition to CR-V as is more affordable and is Urban friendlier.
Toyota should get a 2WD version for sure.
Would actually make sense.
If it happens we might be able to see the Fortuner eat up the market shares.
But will Toyota be able to cope with the huge numbers of booking then?
A 4×2 automatic is just what the urban SUV buyer needs!