₹7.43 Lakh to ₹12.78 Lakhex-showroom
The Taisor comes in nine colours. Of these, six come in one colour all over: Cafe White, Enticing Silver, Gaming Grey, Bluish Black, Sportin Red and Lucent Orange. The other three of these Taisor colour options are dual-tones, where Sportin Red, Enticing Silver or Cafe White gets a Midnight Black roof.
What you can pick depends on the trim. Start with the base model E, and the E CNG: they come in five shades and skip Lucent Orange. All six single tones come on the S, S Plus and G Turbo trims. The top model V Turbo AT, like the V Turbo manual, swaps plain Sportin Red for the three dual-tones, so it offers eight colours in all.
The single tones cost nothing extra. A dual-tone adds ₹16,000, which puts the cheapest two-tone Taisor, the V Turbo, at ₹11.52 Lakh ex-showroom.
Colour options
9
6 single tone, 3 dual-tone
Dual-tone extra
+₹16,000
over the single tone price
Dual-tone from
₹11.52 Lakh
V Turbo, with the dual-tone
Base model
5 colours
on the E
✓ Every colour, trim and price here is checked against the official Toyota brochure and price list.
Cafe WhiteSingle tone
| Colour | E | S | S Plus | G | V |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cafe White | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Enticing Silver | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Gaming Grey | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Bluish Black | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Sportin Red | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
| Lucent Orange | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Sportin Red with Midnight Black Roof | No | No | No | No | Yes |
| Enticing Silver with Midnight Black Roof | No | No | No | No | Yes |
| Cafe White with Midnight Black Roof | No | No | No | No | Yes |
Your variant
E comes in 5 colours
A soft white sold on all ten variants. It keeps the Taisor looking clean between washes and stays cooler in summer.
Toyota's website shows this shade from one angle, so this is its official image.
A bright silver offered on every trim. Of all the shades, it hides road dust and light scratches best.
Toyota's website shows this shade from one angle, so this is its official image.
A dark metallic grey sold on every variant. It suits the sporty roofline and needs less washing than black.
Toyota's website shows this shade from one angle, so this is its official image.
A deep black with a blue tint in bright light, offered across the range. It looks rich when clean but shows dust fast.
Toyota's website shows this shade from one angle, so this is its official image.
A bold red sold from the E to the G Turbo AT. The V Turbo trims offer red only with a black roof.
Toyota's website shows this shade from one angle, so this is its official image.
The most eye-catching single tone, a vivid orange. It starts from the S trim, so the E and E CNG miss out.
Toyota's website shows this shade from one angle, so this is its official image.
Red body, black roof, sold only on the V Turbo and V Turbo AT for ₹16,000 extra. It is the sportiest look in the range.
Toyota's website shows this shade from one angle, so this is its official image.
The calmest of the three dual-tones. The black roof breaks up the silver body and makes the car look lower.
Toyota's website shows this shade from one angle, so this is its official image.
The sharpest contrast of the three, white below and black above. The white body hides dust, though the roof shows it sooner.
Toyota's website shows this shade from one angle, so this is its official image.
For daily use, the safe picks are Cafe White and Enticing Silver. Dust barely shows on them, small scratches are hard to spot, and a light body stays cooler when parked in the sun.
For a sharper, darker look, there is Gaming Grey or Bluish Black. Grey is the easier of the two to keep clean, while black looks great freshly washed but shows dust and water spots quickly.
Buyers who want to be noticed should look at Sportin Red and Lucent Orange. The orange is the more unusual of the two, and it starts from the S trim at ₹8.33 Lakh, since the E does not offer it.
The black roof is a V Turbo feature. You can pair it with a Sportin Red, Enticing Silver or Cafe White body, on both the manual and the automatic.
Toyota's price list adds ₹16,000 for the dual-tone. The V Turbo manual costs ₹11.52 Lakh in a two-tone shade, and the V Turbo AT costs ₹12.94 Lakh.
There is one catch. On the V Turbo trims, red comes only with the black roof. If you want an all red Taisor, pick any trim from the E to the G Turbo AT.
The E CNG shares the E's five shades: Cafe White, Enticing Silver, Gaming Grey, Sportin Red and Bluish Black. Lucent Orange and the dual-tones are not offered with CNG.
The AMT versions of the S and S Plus follow their manual siblings, with all six single tones. The G Turbo AT gets the same six, so the V Turbo trims are the only automatics with a black roof option.
The Taisor and the Maruti Fronx share a body and offer a similar mix of single tones and black roof dual-tones. The names and the trims that get each shade differ, so check the Fronx colours side by side if you are choosing between the two.
Nine. You get six single tones and three dual-tones with a Midnight Black roof.
Five. The E and the E CNG come in Cafe White, Enticing Silver, Gaming Grey, Sportin Red and Bluish Black.
Eight. The V Turbo AT, the top model, offers Cafe White, Enticing Silver, Gaming Grey, Bluish Black and Lucent Orange, plus all three dual-tones. Plain Sportin Red is not sold on it.
Yes. Bluish Black is sold right across the range, from the E to the V Turbo AT, with petrol, turbo or CNG.
Every one. Cafe White is sold on all ten variants, and the V Turbo trims also offer white with a black roof.
A plain Sportin Red body is sold on every trim except the V Turbo and V Turbo AT. Those two offer red only with a Midnight Black roof, for ₹16,000 extra.
₹16,000. The dual-tone V Turbo costs ₹11.52 Lakh and the dual-tone V Turbo AT costs ₹12.94 Lakh, ex-showroom.
No. The E CNG gets five shades. Lucent Orange and the three dual-tones are not offered with CNG.
Enticing Silver. It hides dust and fine scratches better than any other shade and stays cool in the sun. Cafe White is a close second.
