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In Pics: Toyota Innova Touring Sport

Toyota Kirloskar in a press conference in Delhi launched a new version of its Innova Crysta to celebrate its first anniversary. The vehicle was launched by N Raja, senior Vice-President & Director Sales and Marketing, Toyota Kirloskar Motor

Toyota Innova Touring Sport will be available in two petrol and diesel variants each. The petrol variant of the MPV is priced between Rs 17.79 lakh - 20.84 lakh and the cost of diesel variants ranges from Rs 18.91 lakh - 22.15 lakh (all prices ex-showroom Delhi).

Toyota Innova Touring Sport: The overall dimensions of the MPV has not changed, the face gets smoke chrome headlamps & front bumper spoiler finished in chrome. Black plastic cladding runs along the length of the car and extends on the wheel arch and on the side mould of the vehicle.

To give a different identity, Toyota has decided to go only with Touring Sport badge and removed the Crysta badge from its MPV. The vehicle costs Rs 75,000 more than the corresponding Toyota Innova Crysta variants.

Not much has been changed inside the cabin when compared to Toyota Innova Crysta, although it does get red wood pattern design on the dashboard and black wood finish on the rear door.

Toyota Innova touring sport gets all black matte finished 17-inch alloy wheels.

The rear of the Toyota Innova Touring Sport gets a black finished door garnish and the rear bumper chrome touches on the sides.

All the variants of the Toyota Innova Touring Sport gets touchscreen infotainment system, however only the top-end automatic variants on both petrol and diesel version gets navigation. Toyota claims it wants to appeal buyers who want a spacious MPV with SUV styling with this new variant.

The MPV will be available in two colours, Wildfire Red and White Pearl Crystal Shine.

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