Toyota Fortuner Prices Increased By Up To 1.29% - November 2021 Price List Inside | V3Cars

Nov 1, 2021, 03:35 PM IST
By Mahesh Yadav
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Toyota India recently increased the prices of the Fortuner by up to Rs. 39,000. Let's look at the latest November 2021 ex-showroom prices of Toyota's cars and SUVs and compare the old vs new prices.

Toyota Fortuner - Latest November 2021 Ex-Showroom Prices

The Fortuner's ex-showroom prices now start at Rs. 30.73 lakh. The range tops out at Rs. 42.33 lakh with the 4x4 Legender automatic. The new prices are Rs. 31,000 to Rs. 39,000 higher.

Along with the price revision, the Fortuner also got the new 4x4 Legender automatic variant, which is available with the 2.8L turbo diesel engine.

Toyota Fortuner 2.7L Normal Petrol November 2021 Old Vs New Prices
Variant	Old Price	Difference	New Price	% Change
4x2 Manual	Rs. 30,34,000	Rs. 39,000	Rs. 30,73,000	1.29
4x2 Automatic	Rs. 31,93,000	Rs. 39,000	Rs. 32,32,000	1.22

Prices of the Fortuner 2.7L normal petrol engine went up by Rs. 39,000 and the 4x2 manual variant witnessed the biggest price change. In terms of percentage, for the Fortuner 2.7L normal petrol, the 4x2 manual variant saw the biggest increase of 1.29%.

Toyota Fortuner 2.8L Turbo Diesel November 2021 Old Vs New Prices
Variant	Old Price	Difference	New Price	% Change
4x2 Automatic	Rs. 35,20,000	Rs. 31,000	Rs. 35,51,000	0.88
4x4 Automatic	Rs. 37,79,000	Rs. 39,000	Rs. 38,18,000	1.03
4x2 Legender Automatic	Rs. 38,30,000	Rs. 31,000	Rs. 38,61,000	0.81
4x4 Legender Automatic	-	New Variant	Rs. 42,33,000	NA

The prices of the Fortuner 2.8L turbo diesel are now higher by up to Rs. 39,000. The Fortuner 4x4 automatic variant changed by as much as Rs. 39,000. For the Fortuner 2.8L turbo diesel, the 4x4 automatic variant got the biggest percentage change of 1.03 percent.

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Mahesh Yadav

At V3Cars, Mahesh turns this lens into clear and engaging reports. He uncovers telling details, evaluates cars beyond the obvious and brings fresh angles to automotive conversations so readers learn to appreciate the charm of machines that deserve more attention.

Over the years Mahesh has built a keen eye for spotting vehicles that punch above their weight. His appreciation for clever engineering, value-driven design and inventive thinking shapes how he evaluates products and helps him surface stories others miss.

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