Browse All Toyota Rumion Variants & Compare
₹9.79 Lakh to ₹14.21 Lakhex-showroom
Value is the Rumion's whole pitch, and its 8 variants keep the choices clear. A single 1.5 litre petrol powers the range, paired with a manual, a torque converter automatic or a factory CNG. Ex-showroom prices start at ₹9.79 Lakh and reach ₹14.21 Lakh. It shares its bones with the Maruti Ertiga but wears Toyota's badge and service, so you get a proven seven seater with a longer dealer reach.
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The trim ladder, E to V
The Rumion opens with the E at ₹9.79 Lakh, a no-frills seven seater aimed at buyers watching every rupee. The S at ₹10.77 Lakh brings the everyday comfort features most families expect. Above it, the G at ₹11.93 Lakh and the V at ₹12.70 Lakh add more kit as you climb.
For a family that wants a fair amount of equipment without paying for the automatic, the G is a sensible middle stop. The V is the loaded manual, and the automatics sit above it in price.
Manual, automatic or CNG
Every Rumion starts as a manual petrol. A proper torque converter automatic is offered on the S, G and V trims, running from ₹12.35 Lakh to ₹14.21 Lakh. That is a smoother automatic than the AMT units found in cheaper MPVs.
The factory CNG comes only on the S trim, at ₹11.69 Lakh, and only as a manual. It is the low running cost choice for drivers who clock long distances and have a CNG pump nearby.
Seven seats on a tight budget
Eight versions run between the E at ₹9.79 Lakh and the V AT at ₹14.21 Lakh, all ex-showroom. This is one of the cheaper ways to seat seven people from a mainstream brand. The 209 litre boot is small with all three rows up, but folding the last row frees plenty of room for luggage.
The full lineup
Toyota Rumion variants: common questions
Which Rumion variant should a family pick?
The G at ₹11.93 Lakh is a solid middle choice. It carries a good spread of comfort features without the extra cost of the automatic gearbox.
Does the Rumion have a proper automatic?
Yes, a torque converter automatic on the S, G and V trims, from ₹12.35 Lakh to ₹14.21 Lakh. It is smoother than the AMT units used in cheaper seven seaters.
Is there a CNG Rumion?
Yes, but only on the S trim at ₹11.69 Lakh, and only as a manual. It suits high-mileage drivers who want lower running costs.
How much luggage does the Rumion hold?
The boot is 209 litres with all three rows up, enough for a few soft bags. Fold the third row down and the space grows to take a proper family load.