In a remarkable effort, Toyota Kirloskar Motor has naturally shared the news that the Toyota Fortuner and Legender have so far exceeded the 3-lakh units sales milestone in India. The figure demonstrates not only the prowess of the brand in the SUV segment, but also reflects the trust and allegiance of the Indian customers over the years.
The Toyota Fortuner made its mark after its release in 2009, with its SUV shape and strong build quality that was meant for off-road use. The Legender added a little more class to the line-up when it was released in 2021, a great option for people wanting a bit of luxury with the ability to offer power and off-road capabilities.
Toyota Fortuner: A Rugged Icon on Indian Roads
- First launched in 2009
- Known for its high ground clearance and powerful diesel engine
- A favorite among off-road enthusiasts and urban commuters alike
- Offers a bold, muscular design that commands road presence
Over the years, the Toyota Fortuner has developed a reputation as a pillar of ruggedness and reliability. It is built with a 4x4 drivetrain that performs with torque-rich painting, which drives through the full-size SUV segment in India and is equipped with many advanced safety features.
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Toyota Legender: Performance Meets Premium
- Introduced in 2021 as a more luxurious alternative to the Fortuner
- Features include dual-tone paint, JBL premium sound system, wireless charging, and sequential LED turn signals
- Tailored for those who want performance and a plush interior experience
The Toyota Legender caters to a niche audience that values both power and sophistication. Its premium features and elegant design have made it a strong choice among urban professionals and luxury SUV buyers.
Why 3 Lakh Units Matter
Toyota attributes this success to its globally trusted QDR philosophy—Quality, Durability, and Reliability. These SUVs have:
- Low maintenance costs
- High resale value
- Strong brand recall
- Nationwide service support
Varinder Wadhwa, Vice President - Sales, Service & Used Car Business - Toyota Kirloskar Motor, stated at the function that they are extremely grateful to Indian customers' continuous support and love for Toyota Fortuner and Legender.
Conclusion
Crossing the 3 lakh unit milestone underscores Toyota's unwavering faith in the Indian market. With more buyers demanding SUVs that help them to both wage war and look elegant, the Toyota Fortuner and Legender seem set to carry on their leadership.
With some updates and innovation planned in the future, you can expect Toyota to strengthen its hold on India's premium SUV market for several years to come.
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