Toyota and Maruti Suzuki are capitalising on consumer demand for powerful hybrid technology by releasing a number of new models. These automakers have taken note of the favourable response and are currently preparing to introduce a number of upcoming powerful hybrid vehicles. Here, we provide you with a thorough rundown of these fascinating Toyota and Maruti Suzuki cars.
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1. Maruti Suzuki Invicto:
The Maruti Suzuki Invicto, which will make its premiere on July 5, is the rebadged Toyota Innova Hycross. Most likely, only the 2.0L powerful hybrid petrol engine and an e-CVT will be made available for purchase. For a little fee of Rs. 25,000, bookings are being accepted. It will only be sold through Nexa dealerships.
2. 7-Seater Toyota Corolla Cross:
The seven-seat SUV based on the international Toyota Corolla Cross is rumoured to be under review for India and might be released the following year. It will share a TNGA-C base with the Innova Hycross and may use its 2.0 L powerful hybrid petrol engine.
3. New-Gen Maruti Suzuki Swift:
The new generation Swift, which is scheduled to debut in the first half of 2024, offers evolutionary visual improvements and a redesigned cabin. It boasts a powerful 1.2L three-cylinder hybrid petrol engine with a stated fuel efficiency of 35–40 kilometres per litre.
4. New-Gen Maruti Suzuki Dzire:
In the second half of next year, the all-new Maruti Suzuki Dzire whose design is based on that of the incoming Swift is anticipated to debut. It will be mechanically comparable to its smaller hatchback sibling, and both vehicles will use the same 1.2 L powerful hybrid petrol engine.
5. New-Generation Toyota Fortuner:
Before going on sale in foreign markets, the third-generation Toyota Fortuner is more likely to be unveiled in early 2024. It might be released domestically later in the year with a completely redesigned exterior that draws inspiration from the most recent Tacoma. It will include a new diesel hybrid engine, an overhauled base, and a more opulent interior.
6. 7-seater Maruti Suzuki Grand Vitara:
The three-row Grand Vitara is expected to go on sale by the middle of this decade. It will differ slightly from its five-seater sister on the outside and most likely be powered by both 1.5L mild-hybrid and 1.5L strong hybrid petrol engines.
7. New-Generation Toyota Vellfire:
The new-generation Toyota Vellfire has made its global premiere with an upgraded look and interior. Since the upscale MPV has also been well welcomed in India, a brand-new model with a hybrid drivetrain may soon be made available. However, there hasn’t yet been any official confirmation.
