Browse All Toyota Fortuner Variants & Compare
₹34.76 Lakh to ₹50.46 Lakhex-showroom
Eight variants make up the Fortuner range, and the split between petrol and diesel drives everything. One petrol automatic sits at the bottom, and the rest are 2.8 litre diesels with a choice of manual or automatic, rear wheel drive or four wheel drive. Ex-showroom prices run from ₹34.76 Lakh to ₹50.46 Lakh. This is a big, body-on-frame SUV, so the drivetrain you pick matters more than the badge on the boot.
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The one petrol and the diesel line-up
Only one Fortuner uses the 2.7 litre petrol, the 4x2 AT at ₹34.76 Lakh. It is the cheapest way into the range and suits buyers who cover low yearly distance. Everything above it runs the stronger 2.8 litre diesel, which makes 201 bhp and pulls hard from low revs.
The diesels start with the 4x2 MT at ₹35.40 Lakh and build up through automatic and four wheel drive versions. For most owners the diesel is the sensible pick, since it returns better mileage and feels far more muscular on the highway.
Rear wheel drive, 4x4, and the special editions
If you never leave tarmac, a 4x2 diesel does the job and saves money. The moment you plan on mud, sand or steep trails, the 4x4 diesels earn their keep. The 4x4 MT lands at ₹39.35 Lakh, and the Legender 4x4 AT sits higher at ₹48.29 Lakh with a dressier look inside and out.
Two versions stand apart. The Neo Drive 48V 4x4 AT at ₹43.12 Lakh adds a mild hybrid system to the diesel automatic. The GR-S 4x4 AT tops the range at ₹50.46 Lakh with sportier tuning and styling. Before you choose, check the Fortuner mileage across its drivetrains.
Reading the price ladder
Eight versions run from the petrol 4x2 AT at ₹34.76 Lakh to the GR-S 4x4 AT at ₹50.46 Lakh, all ex-showroom. Most of the climb comes from moving to diesel, then to four wheel drive, then to the flagship trims. Two Fortuners near the same price can differ sharply in what they are built to do.
The full lineup
| Variant | Fuel | Transmission | Ex-showroom price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2.7 Petrol 4x2 AT | Petrol | Automatic | ₹34,76,000 |
| 2.8 Diesel 4x2 MT | Diesel | Manual | ₹35,40,000 |
| 2.8 Diesel 4x2 AT | Diesel | Automatic | ₹37,61,000 |
| 2.8 Diesel 4x4 MT | Diesel | Manual | ₹39,35,000 |
| Legender 4x2 AT Diesel | Diesel | Automatic | ₹42,92,000 |
| Neo Drive 48V 4x4 AT Diesel | Diesel | Automatic | ₹43,12,000 |
| Legender 4x4 AT Diesel | Diesel | Automatic | ₹48,29,000 |
| GR-S 4x4 AT Diesel | Diesel | Automatic | ₹50,46,000 |
Toyota Fortuner variants: common questions
Which Fortuner is the most affordable?
The 2.7 litre petrol 4x2 AT at ₹34.76 Lakh. It is the only petrol in the range and suits buyers who drive modest yearly distances.
Should I buy a 4x2 or a 4x4 Fortuner?
Stick with a 4x2 diesel if you stay on paved roads, since it costs less and drives the same in town. Choose a 4x4 only if you genuinely tackle mud, sand or steep off-road terrain.
What does the Fortuner GR-S add?
The GR-S 4x4 AT at ₹50.46 Lakh tops the range with sportier suspension tuning and its own styling. It is the enthusiast version rather than a comfort-focused trim.
What is the Neo Drive Fortuner?
The Neo Drive 48V 4x4 AT at ₹43.12 Lakh adds a 48 volt mild hybrid system to the diesel automatic. It smooths the stop-start behaviour and helps efficiency a little.