Toyota Unveils Mini Fortuner: Affordable Luxurious car

Fulfilling the long-held dream of owning a Fortuner-like SUV, Toyota has launched a new compact and affordable version of its popular vehicle, popularly dubbed as the "Mini Fortuner." Aimed at the middle class, this new SUV offers the premium appeal of the Fortuner at a price point accessible to the average Indian family.

For many, owning a Toyota Fortuner has been an aspiration beyond reach due to its high price. However, with the launch of this budget-friendly alternative, Toyota has brought that dream closer to reality. Designed specifically for the needs of middle-class consumers, the newly launched 2025 Toyota Urban Cruiser Hyryder — widely referred to as the "Mini Fortuner" — combines style, performance, and affordability.

Fortuner Looks, Mini Price

Toyota, the Japanese auto giant and one of the world’s largest automobile manufacturers, has launched the 2025 version of its Urban Cruiser Hyryder with striking similarities to the Fortuner’s muscular design and commanding presence. Thanks to its Fortuner-inspired looks and luxurious features, the car has become a hot topic on social media, earning the nickname "Mini Fortuner."

The car is available in three fuel variants — Petrol, Hybrid, and CNG, and offers both 5-speed manual and 6-speed automatic gearbox options. This flexibility allows buyers to choose based on performance and fuel preference.

Mileage and Features

• Mileage:

  • Up to 27 km/kg in the CNG variant

  • Between 20–22 km/litre in the Hybrid variant

• Key Features:

  • Sporty design and Fortuner-like front profile

  • Ventilated front seats

  • Large touchscreen infotainment system

  • Six airbags for enhanced safety

  • EBD (Electronic Brakeforce Distribution)

  • 360-degree camera for all-round visibility

These features bring a premium SUV experience into the compact segment, ensuring comfort, safety, and advanced technology at a lower price.

Pricing

The Toyota Mini Fortuner (Hyryder) is priced starting at ₹11.34 lakh (ex-showroom) and goes up to ₹19 lakh, depending on the variant and fuel type. This makes it a highly attractive option for Indian families looking for an SUV with Fortuner-like aesthetics and utility, without the hefty price tag.

Conclusion

With the launch of the Mini Fortuner, Toyota has not only expanded its SUV portfolio but also fulfilled the aspirations of countless Indian car buyers. The middle class can now proudly dream of having a Fortuner-like vehicle parked in front of their homes — a dream that is finally within reach.