Upcoming Toyota SUVs India lineup including new Fortuner and FJ Cruiser models

Toyota plans 5 new SUVs for India

The Japanese carmaker is evaluating at least five sport utility vehicles over the next 12–24 months, spanning multiple price segments. This aggressive push signals Toyota's determination to reclaim market share from rivals like Mahindra, Hyundai, and Tata in India's booming SUV segment.

New Fortuner: redesigned flagship arrives

The current Fortuner has been on sale since 2015 and is due for a complete overhaul. Expect modern styling, updated infotainment, and efficient engines. Pricing likely ₹35–50 lakh on-road, rivalling the MG Gloster and Mahindra XUV700.

FJ Cruiser revival: adventure meets nostalgia

Toyota's iconic FJ Cruiser nameplate returns globally—and India could be next. This boxy, retro SUV offers genuine off-road capability and distinctive character. Expected positioning: ₹30–40 lakh ex-showroom, competing with Force Gurkha and future Mahindra Bolero Neo.

Compact SUV to challenge Creta, Seltos

One of three additional models under evaluation targets the volume-driving ₹10–15 lakh segment. Toyota currently lacks a strong compact SUV presence here, where Hyundai and Kia dominate. A Toyota entry could leverage brand reliability to win conservative buyers.

Sub-compact urban SUV for first-timers

A second model aims at first-time SUV buyers in the ₹7–10 lakh bracket. This entry-level offering would fill a critical gap in Toyota's lineup and capture price-sensitive customers seeking the brand's trusted reputation.

Hybrid tech, ADAS standard across range

Expect petrol and diesel engines with mild-hybrid and full-hybrid options on premium variants. Connected car features—touchscreen infotainment, smartphone integration, ADAS—will be standard even in mid-range SUVs. This reflects buyer expectations, not luxury add-ons.

New Fortuner leads 2025–26 rollout

The redesigned Fortuner could arrive first in 2025 or 2026, followed by the FJ Cruiser. Compact SUVs will arrive in phases, with the sub-compact model potentially hitting showrooms first to capture volume and momentum.