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Planning to buy Innova Hycross? Toyota temporarily halts bookings

Toyota Kirloskar Motor on Friday said it has decided to temporarily halt bookings of top trims of its multi purpose vehicle Innova Hycross from April 8, owing to ongoing supply challenges. "We deeply regret to announce the temporary halt of bookings for top-end grades of Innova Hycross (ZX and ZX (O) only, with effect from April 8, 2023," the automaker said in a statement. The bookings of the other grades of Innova Hycross both the hybrid and gasoline, will continue, it added. Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) had launched the Innova Hycross in November last year. The model is available in both self-charging strong hybrid electric variant [SHEV], as well as gasoline variant.

Toyota unveiled new Fortuner GR Sport Red, Modellista: Check details inside

Toyota unveiled its new 2023 Fortuner Modellista and 2023 GR Sport at Bangkok International Motor Show will take place between March 22 to April 2, 2023

Toyota Motor to roll out products based on multiple clean technologies

Toyota Kirloskar Motor aims to roll out products based on multiple clean technologies while also reinforcing its internal combustion engine based model range to cater to all kinds of emerging customer requirements in the country, according to company's Managing Director Masakazu Yoshimura. Terming India as one of the most important markets for Toyota globally, he noted that the automaker will keep rolling out products based on eco-friendly technologies considering various factors such as the country's energy mix, consumer needs and infrastructure readiness. The automaker, while acknowledging the government support in manufacturing in terms of various schemes like Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Hybrid and Electric Vehicles (FAME II) and Production Linked Incentive (PLI) schemes, also pitched for a carbon-based taxation system. In an interaction with PTI on the sidelines of the Auto Expo here, Yoshimura noted that the automaker is conscious of the fact that a huge amount of fore

Toyota marks turnaround in India, reports highest profit in four years

The company has worked towards meeting the mobility needs of consumers

Toyota Kirloskar says sales up 17.12% in Aug, cites 'unprecedented orders'

Automobile firm says it is holding orders for Innova Crysta's diesel variant after huge demand for MPV

Toyota Kirloskar eyes wholesales to grow over 60% YoY in 2021

The product refreshments in both these models have helped retain huge customer interests and orders

Toyota domestic sales increase 36% to 14,075 in February at 14,075 units

"We started the year on a positive note and the trend continues as we close the second month of the year, clocking a growth of 36 per cent"

In pictures: Toyota Kirloskar Motor launches new Fortuner in India

Toyota launched the new version of its premium SUV Fortuner, priced between Rs 29.98 lakh and Rs 37.43 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi)

Maruti Suzuki to not to get Vitara Brezza produced at Toyota plant

Maruti on Thursday said it will not get its compact SUV Vitara Brezza manufactured at Toyota Kirloskar Motor's manufacturing plant in Karnataka.

We continue to remain committed to India operations: Toyota Kirloskar Motor

The statement follows a Bloomberg report which said that Toyota did not plan to expand further in India

Top headlines: Rajnath's statement on border row, Toyota halts expansion

From Rajnath Singh's statement on Ladakh stand-off to Apple's plans to shift manufacturing hub to India, Business Standard brings you top headlines of the day

Toyota Motors halts expansion plans in India, blames high tax regime

Toyota, one of the world's biggest carmakers, began operating in India in 1997. Its local unit is owned 89% by the Japanese company and has a small market share

Gadkari asks automakers to build flex-engines to promote alternative fuel

Alternative fuel like ethanol, methanol, bio diesel, electric and bio CNG besides LNG were the fuel for future and should be promoted, he said and added a roadmap was being readied for fuel policy

Suzuki Motorcycle, Toyota India halt production at manufacturing facilities

Haryana government on Sunday announced lockdown in seven districts, including Gurgaon, of the state until March 31

Budget 2020: Toyota seeks scrappage policy, income tax relief on vehicles

Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) on Monday urged the government to come out with a scrappage policy for old vehicles ahead of the Budget, while also seeking to extend income tax benefits available for electric cars to other vehicles as well. "We would like the Budget to spur demand without putting any additional burden on the government exchequer; one way to achieve this is by realising the scrappage policy for all old vehicles, the draft policy of which has been shared by the government," TKM Senior Vice-President (Sales & Services) Naveen Soni said in a statement. The auto industry is willing to share its portion towards realising such scrappage policy, which will eventually have a more sustainable impact on the environment, he added. Additionally, another thrust area would be to extend the income tax benefits available for electric cars to other vehicles as well, or to extend the depreciation benefit currently available only to companies and professionals to personal customers ...

Air bag woes force Honda, Toyota to recall 6 million vehicles worldwide

NHTSA is evaluation how susceptible the air bag control units are to electrical signals as well as other factors that could stop air bags from inflating

To boost production, Toyota puts billions into US plants post shift to SUVs

The investment in Princeton boosts the plant's annual capacity by almost 10% to 420,000 vehicles and focuses production on the conventional mid-size Highlander and a gas-electric hybrid version

Toyota's Indian arm to make cars developed by Suzuki in the country

Maruti Suzuki and Toyota to sell these cars locally, export them

Toyota India eyes to gain by launching smaller hybrid cars

Its current hybrid offerings include two top-end luxury sedans - Camry and Prius