New Toyota Fortuner 2021 Facelift Coming to Pakistan

Toyota Indus Motor Company (IMC) is planning to introduce the new Toyota Fortuner 2021 Facelift in Pakistan by May/June with some major exterior and interior design changes along with improved engine performance.

The SUV is offered in three trims which include the Toyota Fortuner V Petrol (4×2), Fortuner Petrol G (4×2) and the Fortuner SIGMA 4 Diesel (4×4). These three variants are getting a revamped look by the company, including some performance improvements.

According to PakWheels, the company will be bringing back the 4×4 option for the Toyota Fortuner V Petrol with the new 2021 Facelift, something that was removed earlier with the introduction of the Fortuner SIGMA 4 Diesel. This is expected to be one of the major changes among the three trims of the vehicle currently available in the market.

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Expected Changes in Toyota Fortuner 2021 Facelift

• Front Radiator Grille
• Silver Colored Side Footsteps
• Powered Rear Door
• Electric Front Seats (Top Variants, i.e. Fortuner V and Fortuner 4 SIGMA)
• Normal, ECO and Sports Driving Modes
• Enhanced LED Headlamps (Front and Rear)
• New Alloy Wheel Design
• Increased Engine Power
• Improved Fuel Efficiency
• Power Steering with Variable Flow Control (VFC)
• Android Powered Head Unit

However, it is still not confirmed whether all of the variants are getting these changes or if they will be limited to a specific trim of the SUV.

Toyota Fortuner 2021 Facelift Price / Booking

The new Toyota Fortuner is expected to witness a price increase of up to 15 percent and booking for the vehicle is reportedly open at dealerships with an initial deposit of Rs. 3 million.

Moreover, the delivery of the SUV is expected to start by May and June 2021. However, it is highly doubtful that booking for the Toyota Fortuner 2021 Facelift are underway seeing that there is no official information released by the company about the new model.

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