Toyota Altis limited edition launched at Rs 14.86 lakh

The limited-edition Altis is based on the mid-level G trim; gets additional features.

1 min read•17 Nov '15

Toyota has silently launched a limited-edition model of its Corolla Altis sedan priced at Rs 14.86 lakh for the petrol and Rs 16 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi) for the diesel. The limited edition Altis gets additional features such as a new Smart Link touchscreen infotainment system which comes with gesture control and smartphone-enabled navigation. The car also gets illuminated scuff plates, puddle lamps that project the brand’s logo, faux wood trim inserts and leather seats embossed with the word ‘Limited’.

Based on the mid-level G trim, the limited Corolla Altis can be had in a diesel or petrol guise. It also gets unique badging on its exterior to set it apart from the regular Altis. Powering the Corolla Altis limited edition is the choice of a 1.8-litre petrol or a 1.4-litre D-4D diesel engine mated to a six-speed manual gearbox.

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