2020 Toyota Fortuner Facelift Spotted Testing In India

- The new Toyota Fortuner facelift was spotted undergoing emission testing
- The Toyota Fortuner facelift comes with sharper design language
- The Toyota Fortuner facelift is likely to be launched in India this year
The 2020 Toyota Fortuner facelift was recently spotted testing in India for the first time, sans camouflage. It was just in June 2020 that Toyota officially unveiled the updated Fortuner in Thailand, and the fact the production SUV has already reached our shores, indicates the launch will happen sooner than we expect. Based on the emission testing apparatus attached to the test mule, it's possibly undergoing the final stages of testing, and Toyota might even launch the SUV in India by Diwali 2020.
Also Read: 2021 Toyota Fortuner Facelift Unveiled In Thailand
In fact, speaking to carandbike in the recent episode of Freewheeling with SVP, Naveen Soni, Sr. Vice President, Sales and Service, Toyota Kirloskar Motor, said that there will be some new product action before the festive season. And the 2020 Toyota Fortuner could be it.
Visually, the new Toyota Fortuner facelift comes with a revised face with sharper features, a larger grille, and sleeker LED projector headlamps. The SUV also comes with a new front bumper with larger intakes, new smaller fog lamps, and a silver skid plate. The ORVMs have also been updated and the SUV comes with a set of new multi-spoke alloy wheel as well, while the rest of the profile remains largely unchanged. At the rear, the 2020 Fortuner facelift comes a set of updated LED taillights. In Thailand, Toyota also offers a range-topping 'Legender' variant with LED headlamps, black detailing, and a far more aggressive bumper with a massive air dam.
Also Read: Toyota Looking To Localise Hybrid And EV Technology In India

The noticeable changes made to the profile of 2020 Toyota Fortuner Facelift include new alloys and updated ORVMs
While we do not get to see the cabin in these images, based on the Thai-spec model, the interior of the facelifted Toyota Fortuner will be very similar to the existing model. However, updates will include a larger 8.0-inch touchscreen infotainment system that is equipped with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto and the instrument cluster has been moderately updated as well. Furthermore, the SUV gets electrically adjustable front passenger seats, along with other features like a wireless phone charger, LED ambient lighting, 9-speaker JBL audio system and a 360-degree view camera view. The Sportier Legender trim gets an even larger 9.0-inch touchscreen infotainment system. Standard safety features include seven airbags, Toyota's safety sense, collision prevention system, lane departure warning and radar-guided dynamic cruise control.
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The photos suggest that the 2020 Toyota Fortuner Facelift is undergoing emissions testing in India right now
Under the hood, the 2020 Toyota Fortuner will continue to come with BS6 compliant petrol and diesel engines. While the former will be the 2.7-litre, four-cylinder motor that makes 164 bhp and 245 Nm torque, the diesel version will get the 2.8-litre engine which now offers more power and torque. Max power has been increased by 25 bhp offering a total of 201 bhp, while the torque output has increased by 50 Nm with the engine developing a peak torque of 500 Nm. Transmission choices will include a 6-speed manual and a 6-speed sequential automatic unit.
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