₹23.60 Lakhex-showroom
Toyota's brochure lists nine shades for the Ebella. Five of these Ebella colour options are single tones: Cafe White, Enticing Silver, Gaming Grey, Sportin Red and Bluish Black. The other four are dual-tones with a Bluish Black roof, in Cafe White, Enticing Silver, Sportin Red and Land Breeze Green.
Because the E3 is the only variant, there is nothing to unlock: the one trim, which is both the base model and the top model, comes in all nine. Land Breeze Green is the one shade you can get only with the black roof.
Single tones cost nothing extra. Pick a dual-tone and the price rises by ₹20,000, to ₹23.80 Lakh ex-showroom with a contrast roof.
Colour options
9
5 single tone, 4 dual-tone
Dual-tone extra
+₹20,000
over the single tone price
Dual-tone from
₹23.80 Lakh
E3, with the dual-tone
Base model
9 colours
on the E3
✓ Every colour, trim and price here is checked against the official Toyota brochure and price list.
Cafe WhiteSingle tone
| Colour | E3 |
|---|---|
| Cafe White | Yes |
| Enticing Silver | Yes |
| Gaming Grey | Yes |
| Sportin Red | Yes |
| Bluish Black | Yes |
| Cafe White with Bluish Black Roof | Yes |
| Enticing Silver with Bluish Black Roof | Yes |
| Sportin Red with Bluish Black Roof | Yes |
| Land Breeze Green with Bluish Black Roof | Yes |
A soft white that Toyota's booking site lists as Artic White. It keeps the cabin a little cooler when you park in the sun.
Toyota's website shows this shade from one angle, so this is its official image.
A bright silver, called Splendid Silver on the price list. It is the easiest shade to keep looking clean.
Toyota's website shows this shade from one angle, so this is its official image.
A dark metallic grey, listed as Grandeur Grey on the booking site. It suits the Ebella's crisp lines.
Toyota's website shows this shade from one angle, so this is its official image.
A deep red, sold as Opulent Red on the price list. It is the boldest single tone in the range.
Toyota's website shows this shade from one angle, so this is its official image.
Black that turns faintly blue in strong light. It looks rich but shows dust and swirl marks quickly.
Toyota's website shows this shade from one angle, so this is its official image.
White body, black roof, the sharpest contrast of the four dual-tones, for ₹20,000 extra.
Toyota's website shows this shade from one angle, so this is its official image.
Silver below, black above. It is the most low key of the dual-tones.
Toyota's website shows this shade from one angle, so this is its official image.
The sportiest look you can order on the Ebella: a red body under a black roof.
Toyota's website shows this shade from one angle, so this is its official image.
A muted olive green offered only with the black roof. Nothing else in the Ebella range looks like it.
Toyota's website shows this shade from one angle, so this is its official image.
For an EV parked in the sun, the coolest choices are Cafe White and Enticing Silver, and they hide dust and small scratches well. A cooler cabin also means less work for the AC, which helps the Ebella's range.
Gaming Grey gives the Ebella a solid, modern look and still forgives a few days of road grime. Bluish Black looks the richest when clean, but it needs the most washing.
Sportin Red is the bold single tone. For something different again, Land Breeze Green is a muted olive green that comes with the black roof only.
Every dual-tone pairs the body colour with a Bluish Black roof. You can pick it with a white, silver, red or green body, and Toyota's price list charges ₹20,000 for it.
The black roof makes the tall SUV look lower and sportier. It also shows dust sooner than the body, so a white or silver dual-tone needs a little more care up top.
Toyota's brochure and model page call the colours Cafe White, Enticing Silver, Gaming Grey and Sportin Red. Its price list and online booking use the e Vitara names for the same shades: Artic White, Splendid Silver, Grandeur Grey and Opulent Red. The paint codes match, so they are the same colours.
The Ebella and the Maruti e Vitara share their body, but Maruti sells its own mix of shades, including a blue the Toyota does not offer. Compare the e Vitara colours if you are weighing the two.
Nine: five single tones and four dual-tones with a Bluish Black roof.
All nine. With just one variant, the E3, the base model and the top model are the same car, with every colour on offer.
Yes, Bluish Black. It is a single tone sold on the E3 at no extra cost.
Yes. Cafe White comes as a single tone or with a Bluish Black roof. Toyota's booking site lists it as Artic White.
Yes. Sportin Red is sold as a single tone and as a dual-tone with a black roof. The price list calls it Opulent Red.
₹20,000. The E3 costs ₹23.60 Lakh in a single tone and ₹23.80 Lakh as a dual-tone.
No. Land Breeze Green is sold only as a dual-tone with a Bluish Black roof.
Enticing Silver, because dust and fine scratches barely show on it and it stays cool in the sun, which also helps the cabin of an EV parked outdoors.
