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Among all the models offered by Toyota in India, it is the Fortuner that gets the highest price cut of up to Rs 3.34 lakh

The overall monthly sales of the segment remained steady, with all of the models posting a slight MoM increase

Toyota’s popular SUV, the Fortuner, receives the highest price cut, while the Innova Crysta, Innova Hycross, and flagship Vellfire also see significant reductions

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Prices of the top-of-the-line V variants of the Glanza are still the same as before, while the other variant costs have been hiked by up to Rs 12,000

Only one model on the list, namely the Hyundai i20, witnessed a drop in both the month-on-month (MoM) and year-on-year (YoY) figures by more than 10 percent

Besides the safety upgrade, the Glanza’s Prestige Edition offers you seven complimentary accessories till July 31

The Tata Altroz is the only premium hatchback to post a month-on-month growth in June 2025

The Maruti Baleno remained the segment best-seller, but it was the only model to report a decline in its monthly and yearly sales in May 2025

Maruti Baleno was the only premium hatchback to cross 10,000 unit sales in April 2025, which is more than the sales figures of all its rivals combined