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Toyota Innova - A decade of dominance

While we await the arrival of the new Innova, let's take a look at how Toyota kept the car's appeal going in the last 10 years.
1 min read23 May '15
Selvin JoseSelvin Jose
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Ever since its launch in 2005, the Toyota Innova has been a runaway success for the Japanese carmaker in India. Toyota sold more than half a million Innovas in India without making too many changes; it did get a few, like the introduction of an intercooler, a few cosmetic changes and additions to the equipment list.

Here are the changes implemented on the Innova over the years:

2005: On February 24, Toyota launched the Innova with a choice of a 2.0-litre VVT-I petrol and a 2.5-litre D-4D diesel engines. The pricing started from Rs 6.82 lakh and Rs 7.42 lakh for the base petrol and diesel variants.  

 
2005 Toyota Innova

2009: Major changes include the addition of an intercooler; however no changes were seen in power and torque figures. Cosmetically, a new chin and grille were added.

 
2009 Toyota Innova

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