Toyota India Price Hike 2026: Fortuner, Innova & Hyryder Get Costlier

If you are planning to buy a Toyota car in India this year, you will have to pay more. Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) has officially increased the prices of almost all its popular cars. The price hike has happened in two phases—first in January 2026 and then again in February 2026.

This increase affects everything from the affordable Toyota Glanza to the premium Toyota Fortuner. Here is a complete breakdown of which cars have become expensive and by how much.

Major Price Hike for SUVs and MPVs (January 2026 Update)

The year started with a significant price jump for Toyota’s biggest cars. In January 2026, the company raised prices for its flagship SUVs and MPVs.

Toyota Fortuner and Legender

The Toyota Fortuner saw the biggest price rise.

• Price Increase: Up to ₹74,000.
• New Starting Price: The petrol manual variant now starts at ₹34.16 lakh.
• Top Model: The Fortuner GR-S (Sport variant) is now priced at ₹49.59 lakh.
• Legender: The stylish Fortuner Legender is now costlier by up to ₹71,000, with a starting price of ₹42.17 lakh.

Toyota Innova Hycross

The popular hybrid MPV, the Innova Hycross, is also more expensive now.

• Price Increase: Up to ₹48,000.
• New Price Range: Prices now start from ₹19.15 lakh and go up to ₹32.38 lakh.
• Hybrid Models: The strong hybrid variants (VX and above) have seen a hike of around ₹40,000.

Toyota Innova Crysta

The diesel-only Innova Crysta remains a favorite for fleets and big families, but it will now cost more.

• Price Increase: Up to ₹33,000.
• New Price Range: It now starts at ₹18.99 lakh and goes up to ₹25.53 lakh.
• Details: The entry-level GX variants saw the highest hike, while the top-end ZX variant became costlier by about ₹26,000.

Price Hike for Budget Cars (February 2026 Update)

While the big SUVs got expensive in January, Toyota updated the prices for its smaller and mid-sized cars in February 2026. These hikes are smaller but will still affect your on-road price.

Toyota Urban Cruiser Hyryder

• Price Increase: Up to ₹21,000.
• Why it matters: This is Toyota’s popular mid-size SUV that competes with the Hyundai Creta. The hike applies to select variants.

Toyota Urban Cruiser Taisor

• Price Increase: Up to ₹16,400.
• Details: The Taisor is a crossover based on the Maruti Fronx.

Toyota Glanza

• Price Increase: Up to ₹15,800.
• Details: This premium hatchback is Toyota’s most affordable car in India.

Toyota Rumion

• Price Increase: Up to ₹6,800.
• Details: This is the 7-seater MPV based on the Maruti Ertiga. It saw the smallest price difference.

Important Updates: Discontinued Variants

Along with increasing prices, Toyota has removed (discontinued) some specific car variants to simplify their lineup for 2026.

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• Innova Hycross: The base ‘G’ variant (non-hybrid) has been discontinued. The lineup now starts from the GX variant.
• Toyota Rumion: The entry-level ‘E’ manual variant is no longer available.
• Toyota Fortuner: The limited-run dealer-level “Leader Edition” has been removed from the official list.

Why Did Toyota Increase Prices?

Toyota Kirloskar Motor has stated that the price hike is due to rising input costs.

• Raw Materials: The cost of steel, aluminum, and other parts used to make cars has gone up.
• Operational Costs: General manufacturing expenses have increased.
• Industry Trend: It is common for car companies in India to increase prices at the start of a new calendar year to manage inflation.

What Should Buyers Do Next?

If you have already booked a car before these dates, you should check with your local dealership. In most cases, the price at the time of delivery is applicable, meaning you might have to pay the new rates. However, some dealers might offer protection against the hike if the booking was made much earlier.

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