Toyota Model Wise Waiting Period In September – Up To 14 Months

Toyota commands a waiting period of up to 14 months for the recently launched Vellfire in the month of September 2023

Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) sells the Fortuner, Innova Hycross, Urban Cruiser Hyryder, Glanza, Innova Crysta and Vellfire in the domestic market and recently the Maruti Suzuki Ertiga based Rumion was introduced. The Toyota Fortuner commands a waiting period of two to three weeks for all regular variants with 4×2 and 4×4 options regardless of the transmission choice.

The Toyota Fortuner diesel 4×4 AT is readily available while the Legender GR-Sport, petrol 4×2 MT and petrol 4×4 AT variants come with a waiting period of three to four months each. The Innova Hycross has been well received by customers and its VX Hybrid variants except for the VX Hybrid eight-seater ask for a waiting of over 12 months.

The VX Hybrid eight-seater has it at six to seven months. The mild hybrid petrol G variants command a waiting period of two to three months. Customers wanting to own the base Hyryder V Hybrid variant will have to wait up to ten months and the same can be said for the midsize SUV’s G and S variants, whereas the petrol V AT has it at ten to twelve months.

The petrol V MT and V AT AWD variants command a waiting period of up to four months and three months respectively. The petrol G AT and G MT have it at up to ten months and four months while the petrol S AT asks for a waiting of ten to twelve months. The petrol S MT commands a waiting period of seven to seven months.

The waiting period for petrol E MT stands at ten to twelve months, 4 to 5 months for the CNG G variant and 5 to 6 months for the CNG S grade. The Toyota 2023 Innova Crysta can be had with a waiting period of up to six months while the recently launched Vellfire luxury MPV commands a waiting period of up to 14 months.

Next up, the Japanese manufacturer is expected to launch the Urban Cruiser Taisor compact SUV coupe based on the Maruti Suzuki Fronx this festive season.