2021 Toyota Fortuner Facelift Bags 5,000 Bookings Since Launch

- Toyota has garnered a total of 5,000 bookings for the Fortuner facelift
- The 2021 Fortuner was also launched in a Legender variant
- The Toyota Fortuner facelift is priced between Rs. 29.98 - 37.43 lakh
Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) has announced that the 2021 Fortuner facelift and the new Legender variant have garnered a total of 5,000 bookings since the launch. The updated version of the SUV was introduced in early January and received a number of revisions right from the new styling to a handful of features, bringing it on par with the competition. The Toyota Fortuner facelift is priced between Rs. 29.98 and Rs. 37.43 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). Deliveries too have begun for the new Fortuner facelift pan India.
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The 2021 Toyota Fortuner facelift has been updated with a new infotainment system, connected car tech and more features on the inside.
Speaking on the positive numbers, Naveen Soni, Senior Vice President, TKM, said, "We are humbled and touched by the continued faith of our loyal customers in brand Toyota. The sheer number of enquiries and bookings for both the Fortuner and Legender reiterate our belief in the customer-first approach. Both the SUVs were created purely based on customer feedback thus helping us garner a good response. We are working hard to ensure the quickest possible delivery time so that our customers can experience India's most admired SUV at the earliest. The New Year has begun on a very strong note for us and we are geared up to continue to delight our customers with ever-better products and our renowned after-sales service of global standards in 2021 as well."
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The updated version of the Fortuner was introduced in early January and received a number of revisions right from the new styling to a handful of features
The 2021 Toyota Fortuner facelift gets a new.face with redesigned LED headlights, new LED daytime running lights, a larger grille, revised front bumper and new 18-inch alloy wheels. Revisions at the back include new LED taillights. Inside, the changes are far more extensive and include an 8-inch touchscreen infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. The system also gets connected car technology. Other features include an updated instrument console, 8-way power adjustable front seats with ventilation, front parking sensors and an 11-speaker JBL sound system. The 2021 Fortuner is offered with petrol and diesel engines with manual and automatic transmission options.
The Toyota Fortuner continues to be a market leader with a 53 per cent segment share. The automaker is anticipating that the new Legender variant will add to the SUV's overall volumes. First launched in 2009, Toyota has sold over 1.70 lakh units of the SUV in the country till date.
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