Toyota has revised the prices of the Urban Cruiser Hyryder in India, with select variants becoming costlier by up to Rs 42,700.
Toyota Kirloskar Motor has quietly increased the prices of the Toyota Urban Cruiser Hyryder in India. The latest revision impacts multiple variants across the range, with the maximum hike going up to Rs 42,700. This update comes without any changes to features, powertrain options, or design, making it a purely price-led revision for buyers planning to bring home Toyota’s popular midsize SUV.
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Variant-wise price impact
The mild-hybrid petrol variants of the Hyryder have seen a modest increase compared to the strong-hybrid models. Entry-level trims witness a relatively smaller bump, while higher variants attract a more noticeable hike. On the other hand, the strong-hybrid versions now command a significantly higher premium, with select trims becoming costlier by as much as Rs 42,700. This makes the hybrid range slightly more expensive than before, further widening the gap between mild-hybrid and strong-hybrid options.
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Powertrain options remain unchanged
Under the hood, the Toyota Urban Cruiser Hyryder continues with the same set of powertrains. The mild-hybrid version is powered by a 1.5-litre petrol engine paired with either a manual or automatic gearbox. It also offers an all-wheel-drive option on select trims, a rare feature in this segment.
The strong-hybrid variant uses Toyota’s proven petrol-electric setup, focusing on higher fuel efficiency and smoother city driving. It can operate in pure electric mode at low speeds, which has been a major draw for urban buyers looking for better mileage without moving to a full EV.
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Features and design stay the same
There are no updates to the exterior or interior design of the Hyryder with this price hike. The SUV continues to offer a bold front fascia, LED lighting elements, and a well-proportioned silhouette that appeals to family buyers.
Inside, it retains features such as a touchscreen infotainment system, connected car technology, automatic climate control, and multiple safety features including airbags and electronic stability control, depending on the variant. Toyota’s focus on comfort, reliability, and fuel efficiency remains unchanged.
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