Toyota Innova Crysta gets more expensive, top-spec variant gets biggest hike

Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) has hiked the prices of its mass market MPV in India. Prices for the Toyota Innova Crysta now start at Rs 18.85 lakh and go up to Rs 25.53 lakh. The MPV comes in 4 trim levels – GX, GX+, VX, and ZX. The top-spec ZX variant has received the biggest price hike of Rs 26,000. No changes, mechanical or cosmetic, have been made to the MPV.

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Toyota Innova Crysta: Check out the new prices

Here is the updated price list of the Innova Crysta.

Variant	New Price	Old Price	Difference
GX 7-seater	Rs 18.85	Rs 18.66	Rs 19,000
GX 8-seater	Rs 18.85	Rs 18.66	Rs 19,000
GX+ 7-seater	Rs 20.47	Rs 20.26	Rs 21,000
GX+ 8-seater	Rs 20.52	Rs 20.31	Rs 21,000
VX 7-seater	Rs 23.95	Rs 23.71	Rs 25,000
VX 8-seater	Rs 24	Rs 23.75	Rs 25,000
ZX 7-seater	Rs 25.53	Rs 25.27	Rs 26,000

The 7-seater ZX variant gets the biggest price hike, becoming dearer by Rs 26,000. Both variants of the entry-level GX trims are the least affected out of the entire lineup, with their costs increasing by Rs 19,000. The mid-spec GX+ and VX trims have become more expensive by Rs 21,000 and Rs 25,000, respectively. Buyers opting for the Platinum White Pearl paint shade will need to pay a premium of Rs 14,000 on all variants.

The Toyota Innova Crysta is powered by a 2.4-litre diesel engine. This engine produces a maximum power output of 148hp and 343Nm of torque. It is mated to a 5-speed manual transmission. There is no option for an automatic transmission. The power is channelled to the rear wheels only, as there is no AWD configuration on offer.

Meanwhile, the Innova HyCross is powered by a 2.0-litre petrol engine that produces a maximum power output of 152hp and 187Nm torque by itself. This engine is paired with fifth-gen strong hybrid tech (M20A FXS) and can produce a combined power of 186hp. The hybrid MPV offers a mileage of 21.2 kmpl.

In terms of features, the Innova Crysta packs an 8.0-inch touchscreen infotainment system with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, ambient lighting, a powered driver seat, picnic tables for the middle row, climate control, and more. Safety features include seven airbags, front and rear parking sensors, Vehicle Stability Control, ABS with EBD, Hill-Start Assist, Brake Assist, and more. Three-point seatbelts for all passengers are a standard feature across all variants of the MPV.

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Final Thoughts

Even though the Innova Crysta remains one of the most popular MPVs in the Indian market, Toyota will discontinue it next year. This is due to the upcoming Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) 3 emission norms that are slated to come into effect at the end of March 2027. While Toyota has not made any official announcement regarding the Innova Crysta’s future, the stringent emission norms will likely sound the death knell for the MPV. As things stand, it rivals  the Tata Safari, Kia Carnival, and Mahindra XUV700 in India.