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Crediting Toyota’s
globally trusted QDR philosophy, the automaker attributes this success to the
models’ low ownership costs, high resale value, and rugged appeal.
. Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) has announced
cumulative sales of 3 lakh units for its premium SUVs, Fortuner and Legender,
since their debut in 2009.
The
Japanese automaker has credited the success of both models to their reputation
for durability, reliability, strong resale value, and low cost of ownership
alongside, backed by the company’s globally respected QDR philosophy.
“The Fortuner and Legender
remain a top choice among SUV enthusiasts who seek a perfect blend of luxury,
performance, and reliability. Whether navigating city streets or tackling
challenging terrains, it offers a premium feel paired with robust strength,”
said Varinder Wadhwa, Vice President, Sales-Service-Used Car Business, Toyota
Kirloskar Motor.
In April 2025, Toyota reported
robust performance in the premium SUV segment, with its Fortuner and Legender
models collectively selling 2,900 units—a 25 per cent year-on-year (9% y-o-y)
increase. This surge reflects the growing appetite for high-end utility
vehicles among Indian consumers.
Overall,
Toyota’s total sales for the month stood at 24,789 units, significantly up from
18,676 units in April 2024, according to data from Society of Indian Automobile
Manufacturers. The
premium SUV category (vehicles priced above ₹30 lakh) saw total sales of 3,788
units across all brands during the same period.
Competing in this space
alongside Toyota are Skoda with its Kodiaq and Kia with the Carnival, both
vying for market share in a segment that continues to expand steadily.
