Toyota Innova Crysta news

The newer entrants in the segment, Renault Triber and Nissan Gravite, alongside the Toyota Rumion, were the only models to record a slump in monthly sales

With the update, the Toyota Innova Crysta has now gained a wireless phone charger and a tyre pressure monitoring system (TPMS)

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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

Of all the models in the list, only two MPVs managed to cross the 10,000-unit sales mark in August 2025

Over the two decades, Toyota sold more than 12 lakh units of the Innova nameplate, including the original Innova, Innova Crysta, and the latest Innova Hycross

While prices of all variants of the Taisor have been hiked by Rs 3,000, only the higher-spec VX and ZX trims of Innova Crysta have become dearer by Rs 26,000

The Toyota Innova nameplate has recorded the highest increase in monthly sales in May 2025

While the Innova Crysta gets a bigger diesel engine with more performance, the Carens Clavis offers a lot many modern-day features that makes it seem more value-for-money on paper

More than half the models in the segment saw positive sales figures, with the Eritga witnessing a growth of nearly 30 percent

You’re in luck with the Maruti Invicto and Kia Carens with short waiting times, but bringing home the Toyota ones could take up to a year.

Out of the four premium MPVs on the list, it’s the two Toyota offerings that are commanding the highest wait time this March

While Kia Carens is readily available in some cities Toyota Innova Crysta will take up to a year to reach your home

You’ll have to be slightly more patient if you want the Toyota Hilux and the Toyota Innova Crysta compared to the Toyota Fortuner

The Maruti Invicto commands the least waiting period as compared to others on the list