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A quick look at India’s top 10 midsize-SUV sales performers in May 2026, led by Mahindra Scorpio and Hyundai Creta.

The updated Toyota Innova Crysta arrives in India with subtle design tweaks, enhanced features, and improved cabin comfort, strengthening its position in the premium MPV segment.

The Toyota GRMN Corolla arrives with sharper performance, track-oriented enhancements, and improved handling, making it a serious contender in the performance hatchback space.

Toyota has introduced the Ebella E3 electric sedan in India, offering a claimed range of 543 km, premium features, and a competitive starting price of Rs 23.60 lakh.

Toyota Kirloskar Motor will establish a 300-acre technology and engineering hub in KWIN City, Bangalore, focusing on vehicle testing, digital transformation, and intelligent manufacturing to strengthen its domestic value chain.

Toyota Vellfire crossed 5,000 units in India by April 2026, with over half sold in the last 25 months. The luxury MPV saw a 56 percent sales increase in FY2026 and features a strong-hybrid engine and advanced safety systems.

Toyota achieves a major milestone as hybrid vehicle sales cross 300,000 units in India, reflecting rising demand for sustainable mobility solutions.

Toyota has launched the Land Cruiser FJ in Japan at JPY 4.5 million, with three accessory packages available. The fully equipped model costs JPY 7.15 million. India launch and local manufacturing are planned.

Global NCAP crash tests reveal alarming safety shortcomings in the Toyota Starlet for the South African market.

India’s sedan segment opened FY2026 on a strong note, with compact workhorses like the Dzire, Aura and Amaze driving double‑digit growth even as midsize and premium three‑box models navigated SUV‑heavy headwinds.

Five new seven-seat SUVs, including Tata Safari EV, MG Majestor, Kia Sorento, Skoda Kodiaq RS, and MG Starlight 560, are set to challenge the Toyota Fortuner in India with advanced features and varied powertrains.

Toyota leads India’s hybrid segment in FY2026 with a massive 82% share, driven by strong demand for fuel-efficient and eco-friendly vehicles.

Toyota Fortuner gets a price hike in India, with all variants now costing up to Rs 87,000 more.

A comprehensive analysis of India’s FY2026 passenger vehicle sales, highlighting market dominance by fuel type and top-performing models in each segment.

Toyota Kirloskar Motor reported a 17 percent year-on-year sales increase in April 2026, driven by strong domestic demand. The Innova HyCross achieved 2 lakh cumulative sales, while exports declined by 23 percent.