Published : 03 April 2024
Read Time : 5 min
Author: Mahesh Yadav
After a long wait, Toyota finally announced the prices of the Toyota Taisor, which is based on the Maruti Fronx. The Fronx itself is based on the Baleno/Glanza hatchback. These compact SUVs (Taisor and Fronx) are buffed up versions of their hatchback siblings and offer little else in terms of features or road presence.

In terms of pricing, the Taisor starts at Rs. 7.74 lakh and it goes up to Rs. 12.87 lakh (ex-showroom). The Taisor is available with the following powertrains:

Here’s a look at the full price list of the Taisor and the manual vs automatic price comparison:

The price difference between the 1.2L manual and AMT automatic variants is Rs. 53,000. Meanwhile, the price difference between the turbo petrol manual and automatic variants is Rs. 1.40 lakh. CNG powertrain is only available in the base E variant and it carries a premium of Rs. 98,000.
Since there’s no common variant with the 1.2L petrol and 1.0L turbo petrol engine, it’s difficult to estimate the price premium Toyota are charging for the turbo petrol powertrain.

In terms of engine specs, the Taisor offers the same power and torque output as the Fronx. The mileage of the petrol-AMT powertrain is confirmed to be 22.8kmpl but the other mileage figures are not confirmed. We expect only a nominal difference between the Fronx and Taisor mileage figures.
*Estimated based on Fronx

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In terms of dimensions too, the Taisor is identical to the Fronx and measures exactly the same.
Since the Taisor also has the same list of features as the Fronx, you can refer to the Fronx variants explained article to get a good sense of the Taisor features.
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You can also refer the Fronx pros and cons to see if any of the Taisor’s drawbacks is a dealbreaker for you: Maruti Suzuki Fronx Pros & Cons
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Mahesh is a fan of compact, quirky and underrated vehicles that punch above their weight. Multix, Nano and Navi are his favourites.

























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