Toyota has just launched the Toyota Fortuner 2025 in India, and this time it’s not just about power and presence. The new Fortuner brings a strong focus on fuel efficiency, premium features, and a refined design—making it more appealing for urban and highway users alike.
Refreshed But Familiar Design
From the outside, the Toyota Fortuner 2025 maintains its bold SUV stance, but with sharper LED headlamps, a new grille pattern, and revised bumpers. The design looks more urban and mature, without losing its rugged charm. The alloy wheels are newly designed, and Toyota is offering dual-tone exterior options for those looking to stand out.
Modern Cabin with Useful Features
Step inside, and you’ll notice an upgrade in materials and layout. The interior now features a larger 10.1-inch infotainment touchscreen with wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. Toyota has also added ventilated front seats, a digital driver display, wireless charging, and updated upholstery. The second-row comfort has been improved with better cushioning and rear AC vents.
New Hybrid Engine with Impressive Mileage
One of the biggest highlights is the new diesel-hybrid powertrain. The 2.8L engine now comes with mild-hybrid tech, offering better fuel efficiency and smoother driveability. According to Toyota, the Fortuner Hybrid delivers up to 28 kmpl, which is exceptional for a full-size SUV. It’s available with both 6-speed manual and automatic transmission options.
Safety Gets a Boost
Toyota has also enhanced safety features. The Toyota Fortuner 2025 now includes six airbags, a 360-degree camera, lane assist, adaptive cruise control, and electronic stability control as standard across most variants.
Price and Final Verdict
What really surprises many is the starting price of ₹33.50 lakh (ex-showroom), which is quite competitive considering the hybrid tech and premium upgrades. Higher variants go up to ₹39 lakh.
Should You Buy It?
If you want a large, stylish SUV that’s now far more efficient and tech-friendly, the Toyota Fortuner 2025 is worth considering. It blends Toyota’s long-standing reliability with the fuel economy and features modern buyers expect.
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