2026 Toyota Innova Crysta Launched At Rs 19.72 Lakh

- Top variants now get wireless charger, tyre pressure monitoring
- Exterior now gets a more chrome heavy look
- Prices range from Rs 19.72 lakh to Rs 26.63 lakh (ex-showroom)
The long-serving Toyota Innova Crysta has been updated for the 2026 model year with prices starting at Rs 19.72 lakh (ex-showroom). Toyota’s workhorse people mover retains the familiar 2.4-litre diesel engine but gets styling updates and select new features to freshen its appeal.
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| Variant | Price (7-seater) | Price (8-seater) |
| GX/ GX Fleet | Rs 19.72 lakh | Rs 19.77 lakh |
| GX+ | Rs 21.15 lakh | Rs 21.20 lakh |
| VX | Rs 24.93 lakh | Rs 24.98 lakh |
| ZX | Rs 26.63 lakh | --- |
On the outside, the Crysta gets tweaks to the bumper and grille, adopting a more chrome-heavy look. While the basic shape of the grille remains unchanged, it now features a thick brushed-chrome surround and three horizontal bars finished in chrome. The previously body coloured section splitting the grille and lower intake now features a black applique, while the chrome trim around the fog lamps has also been revised. Similarly, the rear bumper also gets design tweaks along with revised trim inserts.
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Moving to the cabin, Toyota says that the interior now gets lighter colour faux wood trim inserts, new copper accents and dual-tone black and hazel brown leatherette upholstery in higher variants. In terms of features, the top VX and ZX trims now get a wireless smartphone charger, while the ZX trims also add a tyre pressure monitoring system (TPMS). The readout for the TPMS is located low on the centre console near the Eco & Power drive mode switches. As before, all but the top variant can be optioned with either a bench seat or captain seats in the second row. The top ZX trim gets captain seats as standard.
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As for the powertrain, there are no changes to the 2.4-litre diesel engine, which continues to be offered only with a 5-speed manual gearbox. The diesel mill is good for 148 bhp and 343 Nm. Toyota claims a fuel efficiency figure of up to 15 kmpl.
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