Reportedly, Toyota launched the Fortuner with a smaller engine of 2.5-litre diesel. The unit being borrowed from the Innova, is tweaked to deliver more power.
Meanwhile, on the cosmetic side, there comes the standard sporty body kit from TRD which contributes to dual-tone front grille, rear spoiler and more. In comparison to the top-end automatic variant and this smaller one, it’s only a matter of headlamp and voice navigation reduced from the list.
However, the SUV now weighs less, and is available only in two paint shades of white and silver.
Over its drivetrain, the options of manual as well as automatic both are given, but only the 4x2 option is available, no 4x4.
Hence, there isn’t a huge difference in pricing between the earlier Fortuner and this new one. You can jolt your take in our comments section below…
