IMC is now offering Toyota Fortuner TRD in Pakistan

Indus Motor Company (IMC) is finally offering the Toyota Fortuner TRD in Pakistan for the price of Rs. 9,399,000. The new variant comes in exciting colors and offers a lot of exterior changes.

Toyota Fortuner TRD, Toyota Fortuner, Toyota Fortuner Price, Toyota Fortuner TRD Price — IMC is now offering Toyota Fortuner TRD in Pakistan.

According to the company, the new Toyota Fortuner TRD is finally available at all 3G dealerships across the country. Apart from the latest variant, IMC is currently offering three other models which include the Standard G, Hi V and the Sigma4.

Toyota Fortuner Price in Pakistan

Variant /Model	Price (PKR)
Fortuner Lo	7,699,000
Fortuner High	8,399,000
Fortuner Diesel	9,149,000
Fortuner TRD	9,399,000

Engine & Transmission

As previously stated, the Toyota Fortuner TRD mostly has changes on the exterior while offering the same 1GD 2.8L Diesel engine currently found in the Sigma4 variant.

The new variant comes with 6 speed automatic transmission together with peddle shifters.

Exterior

This is where we get to see some new changes in the latest Toyota Fortuner. The new variant includes the following additions:

18″ TRD Alloy Wheels
Front Bumper with TRD Spoiler
Rear Bumper with TRD Spoiler
TRD Lower Grille Cover with Black Gloss and TRD Branding
TRD Side Tape Strip
TRD Emblem

Interior

The interior offered in the new variant is more or less similar to other Toyota Fortuner variants being offered by Indus Motor Company (IMC) especially the Sigma4.

Safety

Again, the Toyota Fortuner TRD offers exactly the same safety features as other variants which include dual airbags for the front driver and passenger along with features like Vehicle Stability Control (VSC), Emergency Brake Signal and Hill Assist Control.

What’s surprising is that the company has significantly increased with price for just the TRD branding while not even adding some additional safety especially when compared to the upcoming MG Motors HS and ZS EV SUVs in Pakistan where the UK based car manufacturer is offering six airbags instead of the two which is a standard in Pakistan.

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