While the BMW 1 Series and the Hyundai Grand i10 were launched in India, the Toyota Fortuner received a mild update in Indonesia today.
PT Toyota Astra Motor, the Indonesian subsidy of Toyota, has unveiled
an updated version of the Fortuner and have also introduced a refreshed
TRD Sportivo kit for the SUV. Regular Fortuners now get a couple of LED
strips which act as daytime running lights and they’re located on the
bumper itself.
[Head to YouTube if you're unable to watch the video above.]
The TRD Sportivo edition, one of the better selling and high-margin variants, receives more revisions as you can see from these images. While the regular Fortuner gets a chrome grille, the TRD gets a black colored grille. The bumpers feature skirts and the design of the alloy wheels is also different. A new entertainment system with a DVD player has also been included.
There are no engine upgrades as such and the Fortuner in Indonesia continues with its 2.7-liter petrol and 2.5-liter diesel engine (what we see in the Innova). Two gearbox options are on offer – a 5-speed manual and a 4-speed automatic. While India does not get a petrol, Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) sells a more powerful 3.0-liter diesel and the 4-speed auto box was updated to a 5-speed automatic transmission early this year.
The updated Fortuner now starts at 396 million Rupiah (INR 24.16
lakhs) and ends at 478.55 million Rupiah (INR 29.19 lakhs). The prices
have been increased by 700,000 Rupiah (INR 4,270) for the base model and
4.8 million Rupiah (INR 29,000) for the top-end model.
Unlike the Innova facelift that was recently launched in Indonesia, the update for the Fortuner is not that extensive. Nevertheless, the next generation Fortuner is not due until 2016 and we could expect another minor refresh prior to that.
The facelift changes very subtly with LED lights and a dual tone bumper introduced to the front.
[Head to YouTube if you're unable to watch the video above.]
The TRD Sportivo edition, one of the better selling and high-margin variants, receives more revisions as you can see from these images. While the regular Fortuner gets a chrome grille, the TRD gets a black colored grille. The bumpers feature skirts and the design of the alloy wheels is also different. A new entertainment system with a DVD player has also been included.
There are no engine upgrades as such and the Fortuner in Indonesia continues with its 2.7-liter petrol and 2.5-liter diesel engine (what we see in the Innova). Two gearbox options are on offer – a 5-speed manual and a 4-speed automatic. While India does not get a petrol, Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) sells a more powerful 3.0-liter diesel and the 4-speed auto box was updated to a 5-speed automatic transmission early this year.
This is the Fortuner TRD which gets a more thorough makeover. The grille and the alloys are also new.
Unlike the Innova facelift that was recently launched in Indonesia, the update for the Fortuner is not that extensive. Nevertheless, the next generation Fortuner is not due until 2016 and we could expect another minor refresh prior to that.
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