Toyota has silently launched a new variant of its Innova Hycross multi-purpose vehicle (MPV). The model, based on the petrol-only GX trim of the MPV, is a limited-edition, and, therefore, will be on sale only for a limited period.
To make it distinct from the regular GX model, Toyota has given this limited-edition some exterior and interior cosmetic updates over the former.
Price
When compared to the standard GX version of Innova Hycross, the limited-edition is pricier by ₹40,000, and is priced between ₹20.07 lakh (ex-showroom) and ₹20.22 lakh (ex-showroom).
Exterior and interior updates
The vehicle has received ‘minimal’ interior and exterior updates over the original variant. It sports a fresh chrome garnish on a radiator grille that runs through the centre. The front and rear bumpers, on the other hand, have new faux silver skid plates.
However, as it is based on a lower-end trim, this special edition misses out on the bumper garnishes and alloy wheels that are available in the higher-end trims.
Powertrain
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Offered in both six and seven-seater configurations, the Innova Hycross limited-edition gets a pure petrol powertrain. The engine here is a 2.0-litre, naturally aspirated unit, which generates 169 bhp of maximum power and 205 Nm of maximum torque.
Cabin
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Offered in both six and seven-seater configurations, the Innova Hycross limited-edition gets a pure petrol powertrain. The engine here is a 2.0-litre, naturally aspirated unit, which generates 169 bhp of maximum power and 205 Nm of maximum torque.
Cabin
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Inside the cabin, there is a new soft-touch dashboard featuring chestnut brown as the colour theme; the doors get the same colour theme. The fabric seats, meanwhile, have a fresh dual-tone black and brown theme.
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