₹6.99 Lakh to ₹10.98 Lakhex-showroom
Toyota sells the Glanza in seven shades: Cafe White, Enticing Silver, Gaming Grey, Insta Blue, Bluish Black, Sportin Red and Digital Teal Green. Every one of these Glanza colour options is a single tone, with no contrast roof.
How many you can pick depends on the trim. The base model E gets four: Cafe White, Gaming Grey, Insta Blue and Enticing Silver. The S versions add Bluish Black and Sportin Red, and from the G up you get all seven, including Digital Teal Green. That means the top model V(O) AMT offers the full set.
No shade costs extra. Toyota's price list carries no colour surcharge for the Glanza, so you pay only for the variant you choose.
Colour options
7
all single tone
Base model
4 colours
on the E
Top model
7 colours
on the V(O)
✓ Every colour, trim and price here is checked against the official Toyota brochure and price list.
Cafe WhiteSingle tone
| Colour | E | S | G | V | V(O) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cafe White | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Gaming Grey | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Insta Blue | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Enticing Silver | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Bluish Black | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Sportin Red | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Digital Teal Green | No | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Your variant
E comes in 4 colours
A soft, clean white offered on all 13 variants. It hides dust well and keeps the cabin a little cooler in summer.
Toyota's website shows this shade from one angle, so this is its official image.
A dark metallic grey available on every variant. It gives the Glanza a sharper look than silver without the upkeep of black.
Toyota's website shows this shade from one angle, so this is its official image.
A deep blue that is offered even on the base E, which makes it the boldest colour you can get on the cheapest Glanza.
Toyota's website shows this shade from one angle, so this is its official image.
A bright silver sold on every trim from the E up. Light scratches and road film barely show on it.
Toyota's website shows this shade from one angle, so this is its official image.
A black with a blue tint under bright light. It starts from the S and looks rich when clean, but it shows dust and swirl marks quickly.
Toyota's website shows this shade from one angle, so this is its official image.
The loudest shade in the range, sold from the S trim up. It suits buyers who want the hatchback to stand out.
Toyota's website shows this shade from one angle, so this is its official image.
A dark teal reserved for the G, V and V(O) trims. It is the most unusual colour in the range and changes tone in sunlight.
Toyota's website shows this shade from one angle, so this is its official image.
For a car that lives outdoors, Cafe White and Enticing Silver are the low effort picks. Dust and small scratches are hard to see on them, and a light body heats up less in the sun.
Gaming Grey sits in the middle. It looks smarter than silver and still hides daily grime better than the dark shades.
The richer looking colours are Bluish Black, Insta Blue and Digital Teal Green. They show swirl marks and dust sooner, so pick them if you do not mind regular washing. Sportin Red is the boldest choice of all.
Buyers of the E choose from four lighter and blue shades only. For Bluish Black or Sportin Red, you need at least the S at ₹7.71 Lakh, the cheapest Glanza in either colour.
Digital Teal Green starts one step higher. You first get it on the G at ₹8.73 Lakh, and the V and V(O) keep it too.
Fuel and gearbox do not change your colour list, the trim does. With the S CNG or S CNG AMT, you get the same six shades as the S petrol, so teal is not offered.
On the G CNG and the G CNG AMT, all seven colours open up, Digital Teal Green included. The AMT versions of every trim follow their manual siblings shade for shade.
The Glanza and the Maruti Baleno are built together and both offer seven single tones, including a red, a black and a teal green. The names differ, and Maruti spreads them across its trims in its own way, so see the Baleno colours if you are weighing the two.
Seven: Cafe White, Enticing Silver, Gaming Grey, Insta Blue, Bluish Black, Sportin Red and Digital Teal Green, all of them single tones.
Four colours are offered on the base model E: Cafe White, Gaming Grey, Insta Blue and Enticing Silver. Black, red and teal are not offered on it.
All seven. The V(O) and V(O) AMT, the top models, offer every shade including Digital Teal Green.
Yes, it is called Bluish Black. You can order it on the S, G, V and V(O) trims, with petrol, CNG or the AMT, but not on the E.
All 13. Every Glanza from the E to the V(O) AMT can be ordered in Cafe White.
Sportin Red is sold on every trim except the E. The cheapest red Glanza is the S at ₹7.71 Lakh ex-showroom.
No. All seven shades carry the same price on every variant.
Only on the G CNG and G CNG AMT. The S CNG versions get six colours and miss the teal.
Enticing Silver or Cafe White. Both hide dust and small scratches well and stay cooler in the sun. Gaming Grey is a good pick if you prefer a darker car.
